Courtenay: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Courtenay
Courtenay combines historical heritage with trails, regional crafts and digital cultural offerings. The Église Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul contains an architectural monument spanning several periods: the church has been classified as a historic monument since January 17, 1911, and preserves the 11th-century tower of the former Romanesque church. The fifth chapel contains a painting of Saint Vincent with a carved wooden frame from the 17th century.
Those choosing Courtenay as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Hiking
The GR® 132 long-distance hiking trail runs through the municipality of Courtenay. It is a connecting route between the GR® 13 and the GR® 213 and opens up around 30 km in the north of the Gâtinais between Griselles and Courtenay. The Circuit de Saint-Anne starts at Place Honoré Combe in Courtenay.
Culture
Around 1800, construction began in Courtenay on the new stone market hall to replace the former market hall. Courtenay has a digital museum as well as a virtual reality station.
Local highlights
The Thursday market in Courtenay consists exclusively of agricultural and craft producers. Bruandines are sweets named in honor of Aristide Bruant, who was born in Courtenay.
On site
The Office de Tourisme Cléry Betz Ouanne in Courtenay is located in the town center and provides information about places worth seeing in the surrounding valleys. The boutique of the Office de Tourisme Cléry Betz Ouanne in Courtenay offers products from local producers and handcrafted creations.
More places: Combleux, Ousson-Sur-Loire, Montargis, Treilles-en-Gâtinais, Chaingy, Jouy-Le-Potier, Laas, Épieds-En-Beauce
To the higher-level travel overview: Loiret.
