Church, wash-houses, forest houses and landscapes: the heritage of Nogent bears witness to a long rural and forest history.
Romanesque and Gothic building at the heart of the village. 12th-century bell tower, 19th-century stained glass. Open during Heritage Days.
Listed as a site of ecological interest, the Orléans Forest is one of the green lungs of the Centre-Val de Loire region.
Several limestone wash-houses have been restored. Witnesses to 19th-century daily life.
Scattered throughout the Orléans Forest, these buildings testify to the former Waterways and Forestry administration.
Numerous stone roadside crosses, characteristic of the Orléanais Gâtinais, line the country roads.
The Vernisson river is spanned by several old masonry structures, some dating from the 19th century.