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whatever the angle of view or the time of day, this ancient abbey calls out

How a small community can be of great value. Know that you can use public toilets here. The locals take care of the cleanliness. Respect this nice gesture and leave it tidy.

Discover our underground world in the heart of the Pays de Loire region and discover the original flavours of a foues meal in a majestic setting. Fouées, also called “fouaces”, these small bread rolls are eaten filled with butter, rillettes, mogettes, cheese or other. Our Troglodyte Fouées restaurant is a wonderful place to discover. A few million years ago, the sea withdrew from the Doué-la-Fontaine region. Shell rock, called “FALUN”, was extracted from the subsoil to build houses. The troglodyte was born and left behind magnificent underground cathedrals. Our rooms, over 12 metres high and carved into the rock, will amaze you. Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 12:00 - 15:30 / 19:00 - 22:30. Sunday 12:00 - 15:30. Dining in a unique location at democratic prices is highly recommended. Triggered? Click through to https://lescathedralesdelasaulaie.com/

Collégiale Saint-Denis is an old church, built between approximately 1180 and 1200. The church gradually fell into disrepair over time and various conflicts, especially in the 14th and 16th centuries. The canons did not have enough income to restore the church. The parish of the collegiate church was dissolved in 1806, abandoned, and then used as a quarry for the inhabitants. To prevent its complete destruction, the city of Doué-la-Fontaine bought the dilapidated building, which is why it was classified as a historical monument in 1862

Place where all your questions can be answered. A good preparation gives your experience added value. Motivated employees are happy to put you on the right track.

beautiful paths around the pond

a pretty cave house

In 1147, Geoffrey Plantagenet, Count of Anjou, built a fortified castle on top of the hill and surrounded it with fortifications. Of the castle, only the chapel, which became a parish church in the 17th century, and of the ramparts, only the eastern part, remain. But this ancient fortified city perched on a limestone hill has retained its old-world charm and offers, along its narrow streets, behind high tuffeau walls, or in the embrasure of a vast portal, fleeting views of old aristocratic manors or rich residences in the colours of Anjou.