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A pilgrim's stop on the Way of St. James. The church contains relics of St. Leonard, the patron saint of prisoners. Pilgrimages to this site have been held since the 11th century; even Richard the Lionheart made a pilgrimage here. A stamp for the pilgrim's passport is available in the church. Link to Wikipedia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St-L%C3%A9onard-de-Noblat

Not a cycle path, a mountain bike path, I went there by road bike…no comment

This medieval bridge dates from 1262. From its arches, there is a magnificent view of the city's other medieval bridge and the viaduct.

Remarkable work, wonder if the park is open to the public.

In front of the forecourt of the town hall of Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, they welcome the public. Their presence, man or animal, is evocative. Don't know who made them, they are impressively real. Respect for the prowess of the artist.

The city of Saint Léonard de Noblat and richly endowed. Two medieval bridges and a railway viaduct. The pictures speak for themselves.

Name dito, not seen from the outside. Not found exactly my exact site. No matter. Its freestone kiosk, its masonry vault, its railing and its arched dome, in bricks, attract the eye. A little further a ceremonial tower does not demerit the site. If you go through it, take the time to shop around to get rich.

Emblem in Saint-Léonard-de Noblat. Pleasantly surprised to pass in front of this monument of printing. The site lives up to its reputation, imposing buildings, visited externally. The authentic aspect of the mill is very present, its weir, the overflow weir, the paddle wheel, are in perfect condition. Not having had the opportunity to visit the interior, something that I regret, but that I allow myself to advise. https://www.tourisme-hautevienne.com/patrimoine-et-visites/patrimoine-bati/musees-eco-musees-musees-thematiques/le-moulin-du-got-musee-vivant-de-la-papeterie- and-printing-12606