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Visite de ville d'Illiers-Combray
Visit Iliers sur le Loir, the Combray in the works of Marcel Proust, renamed Illiers-Combray as a tribute to the artist's work.
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Château de Châteaudun
Vertiginous medieval tower 60 metres tall, overlooking the Loir river. A lord's lodge in the pure flamboyant gothic style built by a companion of Joan of Ark. Discovery of medieval cuisine.
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Grottes du foulon
An underground attraction covering more than a hectare beneath the town of Châteaudun, explore this natural cellar formed in the limestone and discover the diversity of this subterranean world: galleries, pillars, giant pots... At the end of the tour the caves are illuminated in vibrant colour.
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Château de Montigny-le-Gannelon
Set on the border of the Beauce and Perche regions, in a 15-hectare park, the Renaissance castle of Montigny-le-Gannelon shows off its silhouette on the heights of the Loir Valley.
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Château de Courtalain
This castle combines medieval, Renaissance and neo-gothic architecture in a magnificent informal garden of 200 hectares which can be visited.
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Moulin à vent de Frouville Pensier
A lighthouse in the ocean of wheat in the Beauce of Zola! The last stone windmill in Eure-et-Loir still operational.
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Moulin à vent Pelard
Discovery and learning about a pivoting windmill, built in wood in the typical Beauce style.
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Chapelle romane Notre-Dame d'Yron
Small chapel with remarkable Romanesque mural frescos dating back to the 12th and 16th centuries. It was from here that, in 1212, Estinennes de Cloyes departed to the Holy Land at the head of the Children's Crusade.
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