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Under the direct aegis of the Kings of France since the 13th century, the centre of the town has retained the allure of that era, timber-framed houses, picturesque lanes and the 15th and 16th century church of Saint-Sulpice which houses remarkable ...

Downstream from the royal valley of the Eure, between nature and heritage, Anet boasts one of the reference buildings of the French Renaissance, the castle of Diane de Poitiers, designed by Philibert de l'Orme.

Unmissable 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 ...

Excess 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 ...

Formerly the most important of the five baronies of the Perche-Gouet, Brou preserves many vestiges of this glorious past, street names, old timber-framed houses...

Dominated by the graceful silhouette of its Gothic cathedral, a jewel of the 12th and 13th centuries, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a major international centre for stained glass, Chartres conceals treasures that take the visitor beyond time: ...