Sur les pistes de Robin à Saint-Vivien-de-Médoc

Let's get started! The tour starts at the Tourist Office! From the Tourist Office, head towards the church and walk around it to the apse, the semi-circular part opposite the bell tower. Question: How many stained glass windows are there in this apse?

Take the Cours du Docteur Jacques Noël on your right. Stop at number 23. Question : This building was once used by a farrier. What animal head can you see on the façade?

Keep going and stop at the crossroads with Impasse Gauvin. The building you can see here is the local village hall, where a number of events are held. Question: Look closely at the building. What do you see written on its façade?

Go to 25 cours Pierre Lassalle. The building opposite you originally had a special function. Question : What was its role?

Now go around the fire and rescue centre and cross the René Véluzan stadium. Walk along the basketball court to reach the small gate that will allow you to leave the stadium. Turn right onto Avenue Lazare Carnot and stop at the gymnasium. Question: From here you can see the steeple of the church of Saint-Vivien-de-Médoc. How high do you think it is?

Now head back towards the Place du 11 Novembre to look at the Virgin Mary, erected in 1876. Question: What part(s) of her body are missing?

One of the biggest markets in the area has been held here all year round on Wednesday mornings for over 100 years. In summer, the artists' market also takes place here on Sunday mornings. It is nicknamed the ‘Little Montmartre’. Question: Before returning to the Tourist Office, could you find the coat of arms of Saint-Vivien-de-Médoc among the following 3?