アンジェの天然記念物・トップ6

On the former fairground, now Place du Général de Gaulle, you can admire this richly decorated water source. This showpiece was built in 1869 before the arrival of running water. You can see the mechanism through the door. The water flows through the mouth of a lion's head. A source of cooling for swollen feet!

Beautiful Dolmen with picnic area

Why do you grow California poppy when all parts of the plant are poisonous? Was the poisonous plant of the year 2016 in Germany. As I didn't take a close-up, I added a picture with a caption from Wikipedia.

Ideal for a break! The Coteaux du Pont-Barré nature reserve overlooks the Layon valley and its vineyards. The particular relief, made of slopes interspersed with numerous small plateaus and rocky escarpments, and the geological complexity (mixture of acidic and basic rocks) contribute to the maintenance of a mosaic of natural habitats, to which equally remarkable climatic conditions contribute. . The very sunny exposure, the very low rainfall combined with the orientation of the valley and its link with the Loire explain the presence of numerous plant and animal species with a southern affinity. https://www.reserves-naturelles.org/coteaux-du-pont-barre

The Roche de Mûrs site is a natural site which offers a breathtaking view of the Loire valley and its floodplains, as well as a glimpse of the urban silhouette of Angers. You can also admire the monument dedicated to the Republican soldiers who fought and died here during the revolutionary war against royalist insurgents in 1793. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also a favorite spot for lovers of tourism. Along the way, you can appreciate the varied landscapes of the valley, the vineyards and the schist cliffs. The Roche de Mûrs site is a place where nature, history and culture meet in harmony.

The Roche de Mûrs site is a natural site which offers a breathtaking view of the Loire valley and its floodplains, as well as a glimpse of the urban skyline of Angers. You can also admire the monument dedicated to the republican soldiers who fought and died here during the revolutionary war against royalist insurgents in 1793. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is also a favorite spot for tourism enthusiasts. 'escalation. Along the way, you can appreciate the varied landscapes of the valley, the vineyards and the schist cliffs. The Roche de Mûrs site is a place where nature, history and culture meet in harmony.

The Boire de la Romme (or Rôme) at Champtocé is fed by the watersheds of the Romme and the lodge as well as by three streams (the Lancreau, the Petite Rivière and the Combaudière) and flows into the Loire at Ingrandes (at the chain box level). The site, which hosts 17 species of birds, is Natura 2000 classified. It is a park in its eastern part, with playgrounds and picnic areas on the banks of the Clémencière pond. And a wilder route in the western part, where the path joins the Ponet path towards Ingrandes.

This covered stone is quite spectacular. The place is superb and can serve as a starting point to enjoy the surrounding paths. It is also an ideal place to spend a night in bivouac.