Châtellerault – Entrée de Chatellerault loop from Châtellerault

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Châtellerault – Entrée de Chatellerault loop from Châtellerault

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Châtellerault – Entrée de Chatellerault loop from Châtellerault

04:32

60.8km

680m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 2.51 km for 58 m

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Train Station

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571 m

Châtellerault

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Châtellerault is the 2nd city of the department of Vienne, behind Poitiers. With 35,000 inhabitants, the city was home to a very large arms factory which closed in 1968. Many …

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1.55 km

Henri IV Bridge

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The Henri IV bridge of Châtellerault: a history of nearly 1,000 years
The Henri IV bridge is one of Châtellerault's emblematic monuments. It crosses the Vienne river near its confluence …

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1.60 km

Entrée de Chatellerault

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The "Tours" at the beginning of the Henri IV bridge in Châtellerault are indeed a historic complex linked to the city's old fortifications. However, they must be distinguished from the …

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2.24 km

St. Romain Church

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The former Saint-Romain church of Châtellerault, located at 30 rue Saint-Romain, is a building of particular importance to the town's history: it is one of the oldest religious establishments in …

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2.44 km

Descartes House

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La Maison Descartes in Châtellerault is a particularly interesting building because it is linked to the family of the philosopher René Descartes.

🏠 A Renaissance house

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29.4 km

Church of Vaux-sur-Vienne

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The oldest part of the church dates from the 12th century. The apse (the ambulatory) and the bell tower have been recognized as a historical monument since 1914.

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