게르미니 데 프레 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A beautiful place created by a local association. Breaks are possible with benches and shade.

the temple of love

Until the middle of the 19th century, the Loire was the main route through which goods passed from the interior of the country to the port of Nantes. Saint Denis de l'Hotel. Jargeau [In a letter of donations from the Bishop of Orléans MANASSES de GARLANDE in favor of the Chapter of Jargeau dated 1163, our commune is designated: ECCLESIAM SANCTI DIONYSI DE HOSPITIO SUPRA LIGERIM (Church of Saint-Denis-de-l'Hôtel on Loire). The port During the time of the Loire navy, commercial activities were very important there and even in the 17th century exceeded those of the port of Jargeau (trade in wine, vinegar, wood). The Bridges of Saint Denis from the Hotel The first bridge was built in the 13th century and destroyed in 1790; its foundations are still visible during low water periods. From 1790 to 1834, a ferry allowed the crossing of the river. In 1832 a wooden suspension bridge was built, replaced by another metal one, inaugurated on July 10, 1927. It was damaged twice during the 1939-45 war, repaired then definitively destroyed in 1988, the date the current bridge was put into service. it replaced an old suspension bridge located further downstream.

Bridge lit by LEDs, different illuminations and colors depending on the time of year, particularly summer, an application was even created for the occasion under the name bridge & lights

Pleasant trail surrounded by nature, the Loire always nearby

One of the oldest churches in France, built in 806, under Charlemagne. It is of pre-Romanesque architecture, inspired by Byzantine art. Even more remarkable due to the presence of a Byzantine-inspired mosaic on its apse vault, which also dates from its construction.

Pleasant bridge to cross along the Loire. It is illuminated at night by different colors. Before, it was blue...

Every Friday morning, the New Hall of Châteauneuf-sur-Loire hosts a large market. Various exhibitors sell products from France and elsewhere. If you are hiking on the GR 3 at the end of the week, this hall is a must.