Pont de la Reine Blanche

Isolated bridge of the commune, of Gallo-Roman origin, built on the Petite Dive. Also named Pont Saint Louis, it owes its name to the passage of Blanche de Castille, mother of Saint Louis, in the XIIIth century to Curçay to do justice. Near the bridge, the Canal de la Dive, which was completed in the 19th century, allowed barges drawn by horses to transport various merchandise to the Loire via the Thouet. Included in the Supplementary Inventory of Historic Monuments. Spacious picnic area with tables and playground for children. Public toilets and hiking trail starting "Path of the bridge of the white queen" located not far from the bridge.