Meung-sur-Loire – Beaugency Bridge loop from Saint-Ay

Meung-sur-Loire – Beaugency Bridge loop from Saint-Ay

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Meung-sur-Loire – Beaugency Bridge loop from Saint-Ay

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58.4km

200m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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7.78 km

Loire à Vélo south of Meung-sur-Loire

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This part of the Loire à Vélo links Meung-sur-Loire and Saint-Hilaire-Saint-Mesmin, before heading towards Orléans to the east and Beaugency to the west.
The town of Meung-sur-Loire with its listed …

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9.29 km

Meung-sur-Loire

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Meung-sur-Loire, which must be pronounced "Main", is a small city on the Loire on the right bank, south of Orléans. In its medieval town, its winding streets and its monuments …

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18.5 km

Château de Beaugency

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Located in the heart of the medieval town of Beaugency, the Château de Beaugency is a remarkable site. This 11th-century Loire Valley château was once owned by the lords of …

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18.6 km

Beaugency Bridge

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The 7.70 to 12.80 meter wide bridge over the Loire has a total of 23 arches and is over 400 meters long - making it one of the longest medieval …

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18.9 km

Beaugency Bridge

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The bridge is 460 meters long, and consists of 23 arches of different shape and constitution. The first elements date back to the 14th century.

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19.2 km

Tour du Diable, Beaugency

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The 11th-century Tower de Diable is part of the first city walls.
According to legend, the devil found refuge here after the bridge was built.

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19.4 km

César Tower

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Towering in front of us, the Tour César, like a fortress 36 meters high, burned down during the Wars of Religion in 1568 and completely collapsed inside in 1849.

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20.5 km