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A typical city of the Loire, Orleans wheelchair accessible tours boasts a rich and prestigious history in the Loire Valley.

Its ancient name was Cenabum destroyed by Caesar following the revolt of 52 BC.

It was rebuilt by Aureliano and later became Orleans.

Despite being one of the few cities in the Loire Valley not to have a castle, Orleans wheelchair accessible tours is a city full of charm, art and history.

An impressive Cathedral Sainte Crox, picturesque half-timbered houses, museums and flowery parks.

Among the corners that most deserve the attention of visitors there is certainly the Place du Martori.

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The Maid of Orleans

For many the name of Orleans is associated with Joan of Arc, also called The Maid of Orleans.

Actually Jehanne d’Arc was not born in this city, but in Domremy about 400 km from here.

She arrived in 1429 to free Orleans from the English invasion.

There are still many places that recall this heroine.

Town of Orleans

The main town square lined with beautiful buildings and elegant premises, always teeming with festive people.

In a central position in the square dominates the statue symbol of the The Maid of Orleans.

The already mentioned Joan of Arc, in honor of which the Maison Jeanne d’Arc is located nearby.

Inside the building an interesting museum has been set up entirely dedicated to the courageous historical figure.

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