The Vendée Department’s cultural and natural sites network brings together nine visitor attractions across the region, offering ways to explore its history, heritage and landscapes. Its venues include the Historial de la Vendée, where exhibitions and activities trace 7,000 years of history, and historic landmarks such as the Logis de la Chabotterie, Château de Tiffauges, and the abbeys of Nieul-sur-l’Autise and Maillezais. Visitors can also discover the National Stud of Vendée, the Priory of Grammont, and natural sites including the Cité des Oiseaux and Réserve des Huttes.

The network offers more than visits to historic buildings and museums. Its programme includes exhibitions, guided tours, family activities, educational workshops, performances and seasonal events, with themes ranging from local history and medieval life to art, nature and the relationship between people and horses. An online agenda helps visitors plan their outings throughout the year. The Vendée Pass provides access to nine cultural and tourist sites as often as desired for one year, while dedicated ticketing information is available for employee groups and associations.