Mortagne-sur-Gironde… The name comes from the Roman occupation and locally, from a Berber garrison (Castrum Mauretaniae: the Moorish camp). Nestled on a cliff
30 m high limestone, the town dominates the Gironde Estuary. In the XNUMXth century, a castle defended the town. Today, nothing remains of the old fortifications. This loop allows you to discover the town, the church and to go along the cliff sheltering the hermitage.
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