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Pond - La Ferté-Bauharnais – Romorantin-Lanthenay Church loop from La Coudrais

Pond - La Ferté-Bauharnais – Romorantin-Lanthenay Church loop from La Coudrais

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Pond - La Ferté-Bauharnais – Romorantin-Lanthenay Church loop from La Coudrais

07:08

124km

330m

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Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: August 16, 2026

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5.53 km

ROUTE - Propre Calme Arboré Etang - TOP

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22.0 km

ROUTE - Small, clean, very quiet - TOP

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29.4 km

Église Saint Martin

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The original church certainly predates the year 1000, not in its current form, but already in its design as a fortified church. The chancel was built in 1667. The church includes a large, square, keep-like tower, indicating a 12th-century origin. In 1881 and 1887, two chapels forming a transept were added at the end of the nave and in front of the chancel. The north chapel, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, was built in 1884/1885. The south chapel, dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, was financed in 1887/1888.

Modern stained-glass windows, the one in the apse from the Dideron workshop and the others from the Lobin workshop in Tours, adorn several of the windows. All of these stained-glass windows were donated by prominent families of Nouan.

Upon entering the nave, the first stained-glass windows are the work of Auguste Labouret, a renowned Parisian glassmaker and mosaicist. In the tower, above the entrance portal, is a 1930 stained-glass window depicting Our Lady of Mount Carmel (this is a listed work, included in the supplementary inventory of works of art). Then come the first two stained-glass windows, one on each side of the nave, one representing St. Anthony of Padua preaching to the fish, the other St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus entering the Garden of Carmel.

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