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Pretty village and impressive castle

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The "Climb of the Chemin de Chez Bibi" is a hiking trail located near Poitiers, offering a pleasant walking experience with a touch of challenge. This trail, sometimes simply called "Chemin de Chez Bibi", is appreciated for its specific characteristics and its natural setting. Why Take the Grimpette of the Chemin de Chez Bibi? Moderate Exercise: This is an excellent option for those looking for a hike with a moderate physical challenge while enjoying pleasant landscapes. Natural Discovery: The trail offers a great opportunity to discover the surrounding nature and appreciate the tranquility of the Poitiers countryside. Accessibility: Close to Poitiers, it is easily accessible for a quick outdoor getaway. Local Charm: The name of the trail adds a personal and charming dimension to the hiking experience, enriching your local exploration. All in all, the Grimpette du Chemin de Chez Bibi is a pleasant trail for those who want to combine exercise, natural beauty, and a touch of local character during their visit around Poitiers.

Located at the confluence of the Belle (coming from the south) and the Clouère, the village stands sheltered from the large mass of the 13th century castle.

The Romanesque keep of the Château de Morthemer is mentioned as early as 1077 and is a fantastic example of a church-castle in Vienne.

The Romanesque keep of Morthemer castle is mentioned as early as 1077 and is a fantastic example of a church-castle in Vienne.

Seat of a castellany mentioned as early as 1077 and erected as a barony in the 15th century, the Romanesque keep of the castle of Morthemer has been the subject of excessive restoration on the elevation. These works were entrusted from 1865 by Baron de Soubeyran, a wealthy financier and deputy, to Boeswillwald, a disciple of Viollet-le-Duc. The keep was originally a square five-storey tower; it was connected to the church by a 17th century dwelling. Outrageous, this restoration perfectly applies the theories and options of the architect relating to fortified castles; in this respect, the example is unique in Vienne. The building nevertheless remains a spectacular example of a castle-church. Registration Historic Monuments in 1927.