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Châtellerault

French city on the Route of Tours. Châtellerault, with its industrial past and iconic bridge, offers a functional stop with history by the river Vienne.

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Châtellerault is an important city in the region of New Aquitaine, a key stop on the Via Turonensis (Tourist Way). Its history is linked to its past as an industrial and armaments manufacturing centre. For pilgrims, it offers all necessary services for comfortable rest. The most emblematic monument is the Henry IV Bridge, crossing the Vienne River. The city also has an interesting Automobile Museum. It's a functional and culturally interesting stop, ideal for recharging forces and enjoying the atmosphere of an inland French city before continuing on to Poitiers.

Last updated: 12/11/2025

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Viae Turonensis

Dangé-Saint-Romain - Châtellerault

29.00 km 9.67 h Baja

From: Dangé-Saint-Romain

To: Châtellerault

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Châtellerault - Poitiers

21.00 km 7.00 h Alta

From: Châtellerault

To: Poitiers

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