Béhuard, a Petite Cité de Caractère®, is the only commune located on an island in the Loire. The landscapes you'll see are one of the reasons why the Loire Valley is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Tourist attractions :
- Béhuard is also known as a spiritual stopover. A major pilgrimage site, it was King Louis XI who ordered the construction of the Notre-Dame de Béhuard chapel. Today, many believers take communion together on the Marian feast day of August 15.
- For many years, the Loire was the preferred route for merchant traffic, and in summer, its many groynes have facilitated navigation.
Facilities available:
- Toilets and tables in the Droits de l'Homme parking lot
- Picnic tables along the Guillemette branch of the Loire.
Practical information :
- Public transport stop less than 500m from starting point
- Trail not passable during flood periods
- Bicycle trail
Route marked in mauve.
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Plain text period
From 31/03 to 30/11 daily.
Risk of flooding between December and March.