France (Wikipedia)
Lister does not mention La Charité sur Loire in his memoirs or pocketbook, but his traveling companion Philip Skippon related that on 10 March 1666:
. . . we reached la Charité, a wall’d place situated upon the Loire; over the gate we entred as it is written:
In Varietate Securitas sub Lilio
Our inn was handsome, the sign of the Croix d’or.
La Charité sur Loire was a walled Huguenot stronghold. Now it is the site of a famous literary festival, and the town is termed: La Cité du Mot.
