Beaugency, jewel of the Loire

Beaugency is a charming town located in the Loiret department, in the heart of the Centre-Val de Loire region, on the right bank of the Loire. It seduces with its rich heritage, its peaceful atmosphere and its remarkable history.

A heritage steeped in history

The town is home to many emblematic monuments such as the Château de Beaugency, a former medieval fortress converted into a Renaissance residence, the Tour César, a vestige from the 11th century, and the Notre-Dame abbey which bears witness to Romanesque art in the Loire Valley. You can also admire the famous Beaugency bridge, a medieval structure with numerous arches which majestically crosses the Loire and connects the town to the opposite bank.

City of Joan of Arc and significant events

Beaugency played an important historical role during the Hundred Years' War, notably in 1429 when Joan of Arc passed through to liberate the city from the English. It was also here that the Council of Beaugency took place in 1152, a decisive moment in French royal history with the annulment of the marriage between Louis VII and Eleanor of Aquitaine.

A preserved natural setting

Bathed by the Loire and surrounded by green landscapes, Beaugency offers an environment conducive to relaxation and walking, notably thanks to the Loire à Vélo route, the gardens, the landscaped quays and the mild climate make it an ideal destination for a peaceful getaway.

Close to the Villa des Bordes in Cléry-Saint-André

Located just fifteen minutes away by car, the Villa des Bordes in Cléry-Saint-André is very close to Beaugency. This beautiful residence, transformed into a gourmet restaurant, allows you to extend the experience in an elegant and refined setting. The short distance between the two places makes it an excellent idea for a journey combining heritage, gastronomy and nature.

A destination not to be missed

Beaugency seduces with its authenticity, its history and the beauty of its Loire environment, it is a perfect stopover for lovers of old stones, history enthusiasts and strollers in search of charm and tranquility.