Châtellerault – Bonneuil-Matours

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In Châtellerault, the viewing platform connecting the two chimneys of the former arms factory, known as ‘la Manu’, offers a fine view of the town.
A stroll through the historic centre allows you to explore its medieval streets and Saint-Jacques Church – an essential stop for pilgrims on the Way of St James.

Just a short drive from Cenon-sur-Vienne, the Gallo-Roman site of Vieux Poitiers features a tower, the last remaining structure of a 10,000-seat theatre built in the 1st century.

In Vouneuil-sur-Vienne, the Pinail nature reserve, comprising thousands of ponds, peat bogs, meadows and heathland, offers a fascinating break in the countryside.

The CycloTransEurope association offers a route that passes through Poitiers.

21 km
2h

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easy

Châtelleraudais

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Châtellerault – Poitiers

The route passes through numerous tourist attractions : the Gallo-Roman theatre in Old Poitiers at Naintré, the site of Moussais-la-Bataille (the probable site of the Battle of Poitiers in 732), Lake Saint-Cyr for a relaxing break, and Futuroscope.

Poitiers, the “city of a hundred bell towers”, invites you to stroll through its medieval streets, its many parks or along the banks of the Boivre and Clain rivers.

 

38 km

medium
easy
Châtelleraudais
Poitevin