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A beautifully landscaped oriental park. Very well served by cycle paths from Cholet or Bressuire/Mauléon. The largest Japanese garden in Europe.

Located in the Nuaillé forest massif, the Péronne lake is a place for walking, fishing and observing the fauna and flora.

Very pretty setting on the edge of the town's lake. Too bad it's impossible to go around it by bike.

Old fortified castle originally built in the 11th century by Count Foulques Nerra who was one of the founders of Anjou; he fortified the entire rich province through 27 castles and forts including this one, marking the southern line of its defense. Today listed as a Historic Monument, the building underwent several alterations in the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries before being burned during the French Revolution. Purchased and renovated at the beginning of the 19th century, Château de Passavant became an important wine estate recognized among the Côteaux du Layon. The road passes under the access bridge to the castle.

The Étang de Péronne is a nature reserve in the heart of the forest. You can walk around the pond on a 2.4 km trail and admire the century-old oak trees, water lilies and various birds. The lake is home to many protected and endangered species; so be respectful and don't disturb them. You can also explore the surrounding woods, where you may encounter deer, wild boars or even hear the bellowing of a deer. L’Étang de Péronne is a hidden gem that will make you feel closer to nature.

Very nice oriental garden (larger in Europe)

Entrance to the park which is hardly visible from the road. With its 29ha, it is the largest Japanese-inspired park in Europe which can be visited through the ticket office. Originally, this garden was part of the outbuildings of the neighboring Château Colbert. The estate was bought by the Bergère family at the end of the 19th century. The son-in-law of the family, Alexandre MARCEL, a famous orientalist architect, converted the park into a Japanese landscape, notably using molds and pieces from the 1900 Universal Exhibition in which he participated.