Marcel Rondé Garden – Saint Martin Church loop from Avallon
Marcel Rondé Garden – Saint Martin Church loop from Avallon
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Marcel Rondé Garden – Saint Martin Church loop from Avallon
00:47
3.01km
20m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 17, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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141 m
Marcel Rondé Garden
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1.45 km
Covered Market Hall of Avallon
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1.78 km
Saint Martin Church
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If during the French Revolution the building served as a remand center, barracks or factory, in 1804, it resumed its religious function and became the second parish church of Avallon under the name of Saint-Martin Church.
In 1829, the bell tower was transferred from the roof of the Ladies Chapel to that of the current nave. Proving too small as a parish church, the building underwent major transformations in 1850...
In 1840, Father MUARO, founder of the Abbey of Pierre-qui-Vire, then parish priest of Saint-Martin, installed the reliquary of Saint-Clement, the shrine and the Main Altar.
Despite all these construction restarts, the whole Church remains homogeneous, recalling the vaults of Saint-Vorles in Châtillon-sur-Seine or that of the Abbey of Fontenay-près-Montbard,
(Extracts from bulletin n°3 of the “Friends of old AVALLON”)
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3.01 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.36 km
1.12 km
517 m
Surfaces
1.84 km
868 m
296 m
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