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A former fortified city, the citadel of Châteauceaux was destroyed in 1420 by the Duke of Brittany. Only the two entrance towers and the ruins of the old stronghold remain. At the time, the citadel represented 2.5 times the surface area of the citadel of Carcassonne. https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_et_ville_close_de_Champtoceaux

Ruins of the Saint-Jean-Baptiste priory, belonging to the Marmoutier abbey, created in the 11th century The ruins visible on the site date from the modifications carried out in the 15th century; the priory collected rights on the mills and tolls on the Loire. The Saint-Jean-Baptiste Priory was burned down by the infernal columns in March 1794.

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A peaceful and pretty village on the banks of the Loire with old terraced houses on the hillside. The site is part of a very beautiful marked walk along the Loire and offering remarkable views of Champtoceaux. Stroll through the narrow, flowery streets of the village of La Patache, a total change of scenery which gives the charm of this atypical village with its terraced houses on the hillsides. As you stroll through the heart of the village you will see the flood scale, proof of the numerous and mischievous floods of the Loire. You will certainly come across “Patachons” there who will be happy to tell you about their pretty village. For fishing enthusiasts, this is the ideal place. Formerly called "Port-Hamelin", this small village of fishermen and boatmen is today called "La Patache", from the name of the old disused boat which was moored there and which served as a customs office for the surveillance of the river and the transport of goods which was once installed there. https://www.anjou-tourisme.com/fr/diffusio/visites/village-typical-de-pecheurs-de-la-patache-oree-d-anjou_TFOPCU790001424

Belvedere and orientation table over the Loire

Extraordinary 180 degree viewpoint over the Loire.

The Château de la Champtoceaux, on the Domaine de la Colinière, is located in an area of 30 hectares overlooking the Loire from 70 meters. Due to its exceptional geographical location, this site was first a Roman oppidum then became a fortified medieval city, Châteauceaux (castrum celsum), ancient name of Champtoceaux, enclosed by walls and with a surface area twice that of from Carcassonne! https://fr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_et_ville_close_de_Champtoceaux