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Collegiate Church of Candes-Saint-Martin Must-see
A fortified 12th-century Gothic collegiate church, built on the presumed site of the death of Saint Martin of Tours.
See on the map →A village at the confluence of the Vienne and the Loire, Candes-Saint-Martin takes its name from the place where Saint Martin of Tours died, around its fortified Gothic collegiate church.
Open Candes-Saint-Martin on the interactive mapA fortified 12th-century Gothic collegiate church, built on the presumed site of the death of Saint Martin of Tours.
See on the map →The spectacular meeting point of the two rivers, visible from the heights of the village.
See on the map →White tuffeau-stone houses lining the riverbanks, ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France.
See on the map →A panoramic viewpoint over the confluence, reached via a staircase from the village.
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