13의 생젤레가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A charming place on the banks of the Sèvre Niortaise

top on the pebble path that runs along the lambon. A must-do!

The old road called "Chemin Chevaleret" connected Poitiers to the sea. The Roman bridge is a witness to this trade route at the time of Roman Gaul. It is an idyllic place to take a break or cool off with your feet in the water.

One of the nicest walks! A mix of marsh, countryside and a wonderfully pleasant last third! I did it starting from Coulon towards La Repentie to finish at the water's edge and arrive on the quay at Coulon!

On the banks of the Sèvre Niortaise, in the heart of the Marais Poitevin Regional Natural Park, stands a keep with twin towers. Formerly surrounded by an enclosure of approximately 700 square meters, it is today located in the city center of Niort, a stone's throw from the very beautiful Halles, designed by Eiffel. The keep, built between the 12th and 13th century, has had several functions. A military fortress, it was also a prison and finally a museum. In 1840, it became the first building in Niort to be classified as a Historic Monument.

An evening round after the hard work shot 12km in 2h in wonderful weather in short clothes and sandals. The historical buildings, the watercourses and the variety inspired me!

This pretty metal footbridge dates from 1880. It connects Sainte-Pezenne to Niort and was built to facilitate the connection between the two towns. Since then, the commune of Sainte-Pezenne has been attached to that of Niort. The footbridge offers a beautiful view of the Sèvre Niortaise.

When you cross this bridge, you can thank the Roman architecture, engineering and builders, because this bridge still resists today the incessant flow of the Chambon.