Cour-Sur-Loire: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Every year, Cour-sur-Loire hosts the Sainte-Radegonde pilgrimage between the church and the Fontaine Sainte-Radegonde. It takes place on the first Sunday after 15 August. According to local tradition, the spring associated with the Fontaine Sainte-Radegonde is located on the banks of the Loire in Cour-sur-Loire.

The Église Saint-Vincent in Cour-sur-Loire has seven stained-glass windows that were placed under heritage protection as historic monuments on 10 July 1846. The fifth stained-glass window depicts the legend of the “Pendu-dépendu” in six scenes. The sixth shows a Jesse Tree on a white background across three lancets.

The Château de Cour-sur-Loire dates back to the 15th century. It includes a park and terraces overlooking the Loire. The Château de Cour-sur-Loire can only be visited as part of an approximately 45-minute guided tour from the outside and through the park.

The château de Cour-sur-Loire is a castle in the immediate vicinity of Cour-sur-Loire.

Those choosing Cour-sur-Loire as a travel destination may be planning to rent a holiday apartment.

Places in the Surrounding Area

The Château royal de Blois is a castle in the vicinity of Cour-sur-Loire. Château de Chambord is a historic site in the vicinity of Cour-sur-Loire, as is Saint-Calais de Blois. The Parc de Menars is a park in the immediate vicinity of Cour-sur-Loire. The Parc de Chambord is a park in the vicinity of Cour-sur-Loire.

Cycling

From June to September, a ferry between Cour-sur-Loire and Montlivault enables cyclists to cross the Loire with their bicycles.

More destinations at a glance: Pierrefitte-Sur-Sauldre, Bracieux, Mer, Valaire, Seur, Saint-Gervais-La-Forêt, Chambon-Sur-Cisse, Muides-Sur-Loire.

To the higher-level travel overview: Loir-Et-Cher.