Charming small town in Loiret, in the Center region - the Loire Valley, Saint-Jean-le-Blanc takes place at the gates of Orleans, in an area declared World Heritage by UNESCO. It is located near Fleury-les-Aubrais, Saint-Jean-de-Braye or Semoy.
Founded there is more than a millennium, the town was occupied from the Gallo-Roman, as evidenced by the remains of a Roman road found there. But Saint-Jean-le-Blanc has mainly shown during the Hundred Years War, including the presence of Joan of Arc, who asked the British to withdraw from Orleans.
Dynamic and attractive, the city captivates visitors as much by its proximity Orleans and the richness of its natural and built heritage.