Logis de la Clartière in Vendée Reinvents Heritage Dining with Unique Interactive Dinner Show

The Logis de la Clartière, a historic gîte in Falleron, Vendée, is captivating visitors with an innovative entertainment concept called 'Les maîtres du logis.' This dinner show artfully combines elements of gaming, heritage, and gastronomy to create an immersive and playful experience for guests. Set within a one-hectare wooded park, the venue is a building dating back to 1779 and holds rich historical significance, having witnessed crucial moments such as the French Revolution and the Vendée War.

Over nine years since opening, the gîte continues to evolve its offerings. Notably, it was used as a filming location for the movie 'Tonnerre de Dieu,' starring Jean Gabin, Robert Hossein, and Michèle Mercier. The dinner show incorporates various thematic settings, including a chapel, to deepen the cultural ambiance experienced by attendees.

This concept not only invites guests to savor refined cuisine but also engages them in an interactive narrative linking the venue's heritage with entertaining game elements, innovatively reinventing traditional dinner shows in the region. The unique fusion aims to provide a distinctive cultural and gastronomic event unlike any other in Vendée.