Chérac was named after a roman: Carius.
Many inhabitants are wine growers. Vineyards are mainly in the 'Borderies'
and wine are used in the manufacturing of Cognac, Pinaut and other spirits.
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The newly renovated Town Hall,
next to La Pantoufle, was built in 1905. |
L'église Saint-Gervais-et-Protais |
It was buit in the late
12th century and was hardly damaged during the '100 years war' between
France and the United Kingdom. Le portail extérieur est un morceau
d'architecture romane abrité par un auvent. |
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La maison de la gaieté.
From 1937 to 1952 this village house facade was decorated with millions
of pieces of chinaware by Mr Villéger and his son.
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Overlooking the Charente river.
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And old restored windmill.
Above the door a date
is engraved: 1792.
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Tourism Office of Burie : 05 46 94
92 47 |
Illustrations were taken from the municipal edited
brochure about Chérac |
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