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Covered washhouse north of St-Cybardeaux. Entrance is through a door in the main facade; the back is open. It is fed by a spring, and an engraved stone plaque welcomes passersby: "Modest Font Franchaud, be my page of history. Under your protective roof, all well-placed hearts will know, while washing, how to recall your shelter from the sun and the icy winters. Donated by Jean Rousseau in the year 1885, blessed on August 23, 1885."

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The castle was built in the second half of the 16th century, but certain elements date from the 17th. Thus, the portal and the watchtower at the entrance both date from the 17th century.

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A Gallo-Roman theater, which is located on the territory of the commune of Saint-Cybardeaux. The ruins of the Gallo-Roman theater of Bouchauds are at the heart of a natural concavity.

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Located in the archpriest of Ambérac, diocese of Angoulême, the conventual priory of Notre-Dame de Lanville, founded at an unknown date, was attached around 1120 to the rule of the canons regular of Saint Augustine. It will remain conventual until its suppression in 1791. The buildings were largely in ruins in 1632 and the difficulties becoming greater and greater, the priory was united with the abbey of Sainte-Geneviève du Mont. The visit reports of 1636 and 1672 indicate that major work was carried out to raise the priory in the second half of the 17th century. The buildings located to the south of the church could be the lodgings of the prior or the chaplain. They include a main building for residential use, flanked by two north and south wings constituting the outbuildings, arranged around a closed courtyard. The partly modern north wing has retained some openings characteristic of the 14th and 15th centuries. A long vaulted cellar of a broken cradle develops under the entire length of this wing. The south wing has semicircular openings alternating with small rectangular bays, no doubt from the 17th century. The rectangular main building opens, to the west, onto a terrace overlooking a pool spanned by a bridge-staircase. The house itself is built on a long barrel-shaped cellar with a basket handle. The church was fortified in the 15th century. In its primitive state, its nave was covered with three domes which collapsed and were replaced, in the 15th century, by ribbed vaults. In 1904, the presence of a channeled stream having weakened the foundations of the building, the facade collapsed.

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The church of Vervant has a western facade, in freestone, pierced with a pointed arch portal framed by pinnacles and surmounted by a cornice. Above, in a pointed arch, is a round oculus. The pediment gable has a narrow opening and is surmounted by a stone cross. The north and south facades are pierced with pointed arch windows and are adorned with buttresses. The east facade, flanked by a sacristy with a hollow-tiled hipped roof, is pierced by a small rectangular bay. The whole is covered with a long-sided roof made of mechanical tiles. The hexagonal bell tower is surmounted by a lantern with a hexagonal roof.

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Gallo-Roman site

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