デネゼ・スー・ドゥーエの天然記念物・トップ4

This highlight is literally a source of history. Doué is originally Celtic and means source or fountain. At this location you are standing in front of the largest water basin in the area. Take a dive into the past by taking note of the information panels. They take you back in time chronologically. In other words, a cool place with a special place.

Nice site. This can only be visited at walking pace. A small tour takes you back in time. Information panels accompany your visit. Enjoy the past. Historical context: In the 1st century BC, the influence of the Roman Empire extended to Gaul, where in Anjou the Andes and their leader Dumnacus were crushed by the Romans. In Gennes, there have been several excavations and have revealed, among other things, a large Gallo-Roman settlement and an amphitheatre. The Gennes amphitheatre could seat approximately 5,000 spectators. It was discovered in 1806 and excavated from 1862 onwards. The Gallo-Roman theatre-amphitheatre is classified as a historical monument.

beautiful paths around the pond

Beautiful Dolmen with picnic area

The Joreau pond is part of the Loire-Anjou-Touraine regional natural park. Created by monks for fish farming purposes in the 18th century, it now hosts many walks.

The woods and moors of Marson constitute a large territory with a preserved natural setting, just to the east of Saumur. At its heart, the pond of Marson is a small paradise for experienced fishermen. Crossed by the famous GR 3, the body of water is also a delight for hikers who, during the summers, seek a corner of freshness.

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.

The monumental slab of this dolmen measures more than 7m with a thickness of 70 to 90 cm for an estimated weight of 70 tons. This monument would have served as a chapel in the 12th century.