20의 라 부아시에르 뒤 도레가지 명소 & 주요 장소

이 지역에 흔한 형태의 움푹 들어간 길로, 평균 5% 경사에 최대 15% 이상의 구간이 있습니다.

After a pleasant climb, the site of the Moulin du Pé offers magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards. Unfortunately, the viewpoint was still closed when I visited on January 20, 2026.

The place is really nice, the difficulty of the climb is real but, quite doable by approaching it with the calm that surrounds it.

Access to the Moulin du Pé viewpoint temporarily closed. https://actu.fr/pays-de-la-loire/le-loroux-bottereau_44084/le-moulin-du-pe-qui-offre-une-vue-panoramique-sur-le-vignoble-nantais-ferme-jusqua-nouvel-ordre_61252886.html

Archaeological site unearthed in 2020 by villagers who, while clearing a low wall, realized that they were on a vast terraced wall 60 meters long. These dry stone walls are spread out over a height of 40 meters on the hillside. The origin, probably Celtic, remains uncertain and the function very mysterious. Military? Agricultural? Religious? Druidic? A bit of everything at once? This complex is part of a very pleasant natural site on the banks of the Divatte River. Numerous picnic tables, toilets and drinking water.

At an altitude of 64 metres, the statue of Christ the King leaning against the Mill watches over the Vineyard. The Mill, which no longer has its conical roof, dates from the second half of the 19th century. The statue, 5.60 metres high, was added in 1960 and commemorates a mission. Originally, it was supposed to have crossed arms, but the sculptor, Jean Fréour, was technically unable to achieve this. https://www.levignobledenantes-tourisme.com/patrimoine-culturel/le-moulin-du-pe/

The castle is an 18th century construction, partially rebuilt around 1800 with high quality interior decorations, in particular a set of woodwork with ornamental decorations in neo-classical style in the large living room and the library. It is a very complete state-owned complex made up of common wings, a farmyard with outbuildings, a barn (17th or 18th century), a woodshed, a bakery oven and a dovecote. The park, redeveloped at the beginning of the 19th century, includes land to the north of the castle with a fishpond. It is delimited by partly preserved portals and a wall. We also note the presence of a masonry pediluvre. A 15th century stately chapel preserves reused 16th century stained glass windows. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_de_la_Berri%C3%A8re

In Barbechat, discover the remains of the 13th century Sainte Magdeleine Chapel and the tumulus on the Perthuis Churin site. The first religious building would have been built around the year 777 dedicated to Saint Magdeleine, patroness of Barbechat. In 1769, the building being too dilapidated, a church was erected in Bois Guillet (on the site of the current church). She was blessed in 1771. Nearby is a Gallic Tumulus. Some writings speak of an earthen mausoleum under which the wife of a lieutenant of Julius Caesar would rest, others of a feudal mound from the 11th century serving as a place of surveillance to control the passage into the valley. https://www.levignobledenantes-tourisme.com/patrimoine-culturel/chapelle-sainte-magdeleine/