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Tourbière des Froux
Acidic marshes are conducive to peat formation, produced by decomposing moss.
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Etang de la Benette
In the heart of the Senonches forest, a landscape inherited from the medieval monks of the area, who created this lake for fish stocks. A haven for frogs and toads.
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Arboretum de la Ferté-Vidame
Created in 1990, the arboretum is made up of about 150 trees, bushes and shrubs.
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Espace Saint-Simon
It was on his estate of La Ferté-Vidame that Saint Simon, the famous historiographer of Louis XIV, wrote his memoires. The museum displays personal documents and accounts of the illustrious character.
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Chapelle de Réveillon
Set in a haven of greenery, this Romanesque chapel has conserved all its decor and painting from the 15th century. An great snapshot of the artistic production of the era.
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Visite accompagnée de la ville de Nogent-le-Rotrou
Guided visits of the town of Nogent-le-Rotrou on appointment. A walk around the old quarters of the town for individual visitors and groups.
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Eglise Saint Jean-Baptiste
A magnificent expression of flamboyant gothic architecture in the heart of the Perche, proof of the arrival of artistic trends in the countryside.
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Château de la Gadelière
At the natural frontier between the dukedom of Normandy and Thimerais, this fortified house defended the village during the Hundred Years War. The village has many characteristic remains.
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Musée-château Saint-Jean
A medieval fortress in the Perche region. 11th-century dungeon, Renaissance living quarters. Museum of ethnography and local history. Slideshow, guided visits and fun trail for children.
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