Welcome to Meung-sur-Loire The Loire-side town of Meung-sur-Loire benefits from a privileged geographic position: to the north lies the agricultural region of Beauce and to the south starts the remarkable Sologne forest.
Its historic centre is curled around the Collegiate Church, the Château, a medieval door referred to as “Porte d’Amont” and the Place Martroi, livened up every Sunday by a colourful market. In Gallo-Roman times, the town was called Magdunum, a term meaning “fortified market” through a the presence of a fortress.
Its inhabitants are called “Magdunois” and “Magdunoises”.