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Beautiful view of the structure from the iron bridge.

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A superb abbey church, a place of memory of the Vendée wars with the tomb of Bonchamps, by David d'Angers and a crypt rich in a beautiful historical and artistic collection. The former Benedictine abbey has become a cultural center. The square offers a superb view of the Loire!

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In this castle was born Gilles de Montmorency-Laval, known as Gilles de Rais, having inspired the myth of Barbe Bleue. The House of Rais (or Retz) originally ruled over the region of the Marches of Brittany which marked the border between the Kingdom of France and the Duchy of Brittany and derived its immense wealth from the trade and taxation of goods moving between the two states. This region went from here to the Atlantic coast. As a result, the seigneury had several imposing castles including Tiffauges, Clisson, Machecoul, Pornic, and this one. By successive alliances, Gilles de Rais was lord of Brittany, Anjou, Poitou, Maine and Angoumois, which made him one of the most powerful lords in France. He joined the Hundred Years War against the English and became one of the main companions of Joan of Arc, before being promoted to Marshal of France on July 17, 1429, the day of the royal coronation of Charles VII in Reims. Having retired to his lands after the coronation of Reims, he was arrested in 1440 in his castle of Machecoul, and tried in Nantes for heresy, rape and murders of "one hundred and forty children, or more" ... He was executed by hanging with two of his servants convicted of murder. The story of the hanged man of Nantes is perhaps one of the influences of "La Barbe bleue", a tale by Charles Perrault, but the hypothesis is disputed. He is in any case one of the first serial killers and criminal pedophiles in history. Some historians (but their assumptions are disputed) attribute these crimes to his exercise of alchemy which may have required the use of young children's blood, others (and this is even more disputed) claim that it was all made up. to seize and establish the annexation of its domains to the kingdom of France. The main road, the D723, which passes in front of the castle is not very pleasant with vehicles traveling at full speed, it is better to access it by the small roads which cross it.

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The climb to the abbey is tough but just for this panorama you will not regret your effort.

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Very nice metal bridge. Unfortunately not very well secured for bikes and hikers.

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The bridge has been reopened since July 14, 2022, this village is magnificent

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Pretty village with a magnificent view of the Loire. Make the detour during your journey on the Loire à Vélo.

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The Ingrandes-sur-Loire Bridge connects the commune of Ingrandes-Le Fresne sur Loire (Maine-et-Loire) to that of Mesnil-en-Vallée (Maine-et-Loire) It is a multi-span suspension bridge with masonry piers. Built by the Arnodin company, it was completed in 1868, then rebuilt twice by the Baudin-Châteauneuf company in 1941, then in 19482. There are 8 bays and the central pier is larger than the others. Source: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_d%27Ingrandes-sur-Loire

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