Heritage
On the borders of Sologne and Petite Beauce, on the banks of the royal river, the Terres du Val de Loire promises you a wonderful escape to discover an ancestral cultural and natural heritage. From châteaux and religious buildings to gardens and unusual sites, our destination has some wonderful surprises in store for you!
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Former tramway station
DRY
The former Dry station was once home to the workshop of ceramist Yoland Cazenove.
The Jardins de la Régie
LAILLY-EN-VAL
A contemporary garden created by botany and landscape enthusiasts.
Church of Saint-Aignan de Coulmiers
COULMIERS
The church of Saint-Aignan de Coulmiers is located in the centre of the village.
Church of Saint-Etienne
BEAUGENCY
Now an exhibition centre, this 11th-century Romanesque church is one of the oldest in the region.
Château and park of Huisseau-sur-Mauves
HUISSEAU-SUR-MAUVES
The château forms a beautiful ensemble in the centre of the village.
The Porte d’Amont
MEUNG-SUR-LOIRE
Built in 1629, the Porte d'Amont is the only surviving gate in Meung-sur-Loire's ramparts.
Church of Saint-Martin in Rozières-en-Beauce
ROZIERES-EN-BEAUCE
The church at Rozières, built in the 14th century, is dedicated to Saint Martin.
Church of Saint-Pierre-Es-Liens
HUISSEAU-SUR-MAUVES
Imposing remains of the former 13th-century church adjoin the church.
Church of Saint-Martin de Charsonville
CHARSONVILLE
The church in Charsonville is a mixture of periods, but remains predominantly Gothic.
The washhouses of Tavers
TAVERS
Tavers is crossed by the Lien river and has many ancient remains, including its famous wash-houses.
Church of Saint-Sulpice
LAILLY-EN-VAL
The Romanesque church of Saint-Sulpice is said to rest on ancient foundations.
