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The starting point of the Loire cycle path is apparently so beautiful that there are two of them. However, if you look more closely at the location in the komoot system, the two points are a dozen kilometers apart. If you're interested, see also =>> https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/556578

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The beautiful bridge leads over the Loire directly to Nevers.

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Pretty bridge in Nevers

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Magnificent bridge and breathtaking view of Nevers

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Nevers is a great city - driving over this bridge into Nevers is majestic!

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If you enter Nevers from this side across the Loire you have a fantastic view of the city and the cathedral.

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If you enter Nevers from this side across the Loire you have a fantastic view of the city and the cathedral.

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Mamouthbaum

Interesting place. The canal is fed from here.

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This lock is unique in France with its circular construction. Its 32-meter diameter stone basin was built between 1835 and 1841. It is located near the Guétin canal bridge and a dam on the Allier River, which allowed water to be drawn from it and transported to the Loire lateral canal. At the time, boats used this feeder channel to cross from the Allier to the canal, but it was decommissioned in 1950, and now only water travels this route.

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The Lorrains lock was supplied with water from a water intake located in the Allier. A channel overlooking the river allowed flat-bottomed boats to enter the lock. In 1872, a dam was built on the Allier opposite the lock to compensate for the constant erosion of the river. This finally got the better of the work of men. At the beginning of the 20th century, the drop in the level of the Allier made the lock unusable.

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Long called the New Bridge, the stone bridge was designed in 1767 by the architect of Moulins, Louis de Règemortes, and built in part by several engineers such as Abraham Mossé, whose adjoining square still dominates the work. A project completed in 1832, after much bad weather. Since then, the bridge has not suffered serious damage, not even during the three major floods of the 19th century. The covering of the bridge was renovated in 2000.

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Wonderful traditional french town, well worth a visit.

About 12 km after Nevers begins the official Loir cycle path, which leads to Nantes.

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Beautiful old town. A stopover is worthwhile here.

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The official Loire cycle path begins shortly after Nevers (approx. 12 km). This then leads to Nantes (EV6).

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Nevers has been growing on a hill above the Loire since Gallo-Roman times. In the 5th century the place developed into an important center of monastic culture. The Cathedral of St-Cyr et Ste-Juliette has a special feature. It has two apses and therefore two choirs, i.e. H. a Romanesque choir in the west and a Gothic one in the east As an international place of pilgrimage in honor of Saint Bernadette, Nevers seamlessly ties in with its religious traditions as a “holy city”. By the way, the embalmed body of Bernadette Soubirous rests in the chapel of the Saint-Gildard monastery. The Duke's Palace is one of the most beautiful examples of early Renaissance architecture. (Burgundy-Tourism.com)

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It is a former bishopric, named "episcopal palace", built in 1760 by Mgr Tinseau. It is now the High Court. The old episcopal palace was built in 1756 and 1774 at the expense of Bishop Antoine Tinseau (1778). Its architect, whose name remains unknown, designed a building in a very pure classical style marked by a central avant-corps pierced on the ground floor by three identical semicircular doors with sculpted keys, only the middle one opening . Upstairs, the three basket-handle windows are framed by an Ionic order supporting a triangular pediment where the episcopal arms, destroyed during the Revolution, were replaced in the 19th century by those of the bishopric. The current function of courthouse is recalled by the inscription in the entablature. The remarkable gates of the entrance (classified MH) were made by Denis and Boué in 1770 to close the Gothic choir of the cathedral. They were installed here in 1868. (Wikipedia)

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An elegant 18th century building, a former bishopric that has become a courthouse.

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This stone bridge, whose construction began in 1767, spans the Loire River south of Nevers. Whatever the season, it's always a pleasure to admire the river from this bridge. Although many cars use this Loire bridge, a cycle path allows for safe cycling.

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