Pont de Saint-Généroux

Romanesque bridge over the Thouet built by the monks of Saint-Jouin de Marnes during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. It consists of five arches, two of which have landscaped pedestrian refuges on cutwaters triangular upstream. The arches are semicircular to three central and broken for the other two. 126m long, it is coated with a paved over 80m long, which gives it a remarkable cachet floor. Included in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments. The city of Saint-Généroux is also labeled flowery city 2 flowers.