Saint-Jean-De-Thurac: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes
Saint-Jean-de-Thurac lies on the banks of the Garonne.
Culture and History
The Saint Jean Baptiste Church dates from the 12th and 16th centuries. It preserves an old Romanesque portal and has wooden choir stalls from the 18th century. The church’s bell, dating from 1526, is listed as a historic monument.
The Château de Croquelardit was formerly a horse relay station. The Château de Monteils served as a strategic observation post during the wars and was also the residence of two bishops of Agen.
Remains of a Chappe telegraph station can still be found in Saint-Jean-de-Thurac. Several houses belonging to former shipmasters can still be seen along the road beside the Garonne.
Those wishing to discover Saint-Jean-de-Thurac can plan to rent a vacation apartment.
Getting Around
On the way back, the route follows the greenway along the Canal de Garonne.
The Auberge de la Poule à Vélo is located on the Canal des 2 Mers and on the greenway connecting Bordeaux with Sète, in Saint-Jean-de-Thurac.
At lunchtime, the Auberge de la Poule à Vélo offers cyclists and local residents cuisine based on fresh regional produce.
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