Office de Tourisme des Forêts du Perche
SENONCHESEndowed with the most beautiful forest of the Perche, Senonches has a rich built heritage (castle, residences, churches), landscape (forest, streams, ponds), and many outdoor activities (hiking and mountain biking, fishing).
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BONNEVALA peaceful fortified town surrounded by the Loir River, Bonneval is nicknamed "the little Venice of Beauce". Between medieval heritage and natural leisure activities, it is a pleasant stopover on the Wheat Route and can also be visited by electric ...
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LA FERTE-VIDAMEExcess and nature in the small Percheron village of La Ferté Vidame. Between the gigantic French-style parks, the monumentality of the ruins of a decadent 17th century castle, illustrious figures such as Saint-Simon, Louis XIV's memorialist, and ...
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COURVILLE-SUR-EUREBetween river and wheat fields, old 15th century corbelled houses, flowers, a Gothic church with flamboyant fillings and a leisure centre, Courville-sur-Eure can be visited along a peregrination in the Eure Valley.
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GALLARDONUnmissable in the Eure Valley, Maintenon was made famous by its lady who received the favours of the Sun King. The main square of this pretty historic town unfolds in front of its castle, under the ruined arches of the aqueduct which offer a rare ...
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THIRON-GARDAISThiron-Gardais owes its fame to its famous abbey founded in 1114 by Saint-Bernard d'Abbeville, of which the abbey church remains, a beautiful medieval park of 4 ha composed of a fishpond and various theme gardens that invite to a sensory walk, the ...
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