Hiers – Brouage Citadel loop from Saint-Just-Luzac

Hiers – Brouage Citadel loop from Saint-Just-Luzac

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Hiers – Brouage Citadel loop from Saint-Just-Luzac

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25.1km

50m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: November 1, 2026

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4.91 km

Hiers

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The village of Hiers built on an old island in the Santon archipelago. At that time, the village was an island in the middle of the Gulf of Saintonge, a …

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10.9 km

Porte d'Hiers

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The walled city's busiest gate connects to the civilian city through which it was originally founded. The Hiers gate was almost completely demolished and was protected by advanced works.

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11.2 km

Saint-Pierre Church of Hiers-Brouage

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Historical memories attached to this church (baptism of Champlain); Pilgrimage for Canadians. Renaissance-style facade with three carved escutcheons. Inside, the nave and aisles are covered with paneling. Double row of columns with Tuscan capitals.

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11.3 km

Brouage Village and Fortifications

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Briouage is one of the most beautiful villages in France.

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11.4 km

Brouage Bicycle Museum

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For a bike hiker, this must-have is even more so!
Come and discover the history of the velocipede through the ages. From the Balance Bike to the bicycles of our …

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11.5 km

Brouage Citadel

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The stronghold of Brouage is a former salt trading port named Jacopolis-sur-Brouage, which became a Catholic war port wanted by Cardinal Richelieu who named it Brouage in 1627 to compete …

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