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The Pierre de l'Écuelle, also known as the Rochers de Mélusine, is a rather astonishing geological pile. Legend has it that the Devil's plate and knife are engraved there. Another equally credible explanation would have it that the fairy Mélusine accidentally dropped the famous stone from her apron. From the path you have to cross a fenced meadow to get there.

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Beaupréau Castle is a medieval fortress which overlooks the Evre River. You can run around the castle grounds and admire the architecture of the 15th century building, which hosted King Charles IX in 1565. You can also admire the surrounding countryside and the old town of Beaupréau from the castle walls .

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Beaupréau Park is a 32-hectare park which surrounds a historic castle in the department of Maine-et-Loire. You can explore the park for free throughout the year and enjoy the various landscapes, such as the woods, the garden, the orchard and the banks of the Evre. You will also be able to admire sculptures from the Montjean sur Loire symposium, a meeting of expert sculptors. The park has many trails suitable for different levels of difficulty and interest. You will also find information panels that will tell you about the flora, fauna and history of the park. Whether you want to challenge yourself on a fitness trail, have fun with your children on the playground or simply relax in the shade of remarkable trees, Beaupréau Park has something to satisfy all tastes.

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Beaupréau Castle is a medieval fortress which overlooks the Evre River. You can explore the castle grounds and admire the architecture of the 15th century building, which hosted King Charles IX in 1565. You can also admire the surrounding countryside and the old town of Beaupréau from the castle walls. The castle park is open free to the public, allowing you to relax and picnic in the shade of the trees. Beaupréau Castle is an ideal destination for a day trip rich in history and nature.

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One story tells that the fairy Mélusine was carrying a large pebble in her thorn (her apron) when one of her straps gave way, making her the involuntary origin of the arrangement of these rocks...

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Chemillé is the French capital of chamomile. At the start of the 2010s, 60% of the production of medicinal plants in Pays de la Loire was carried out in Chemillois. The village offers the particularity of containing 3 churches: - The imposing Notre-Dame-la-Neuve church which dominates the surroundings and whose bell tower can be seen from afar, built in the 19th century in a neo-Gothic style unusual in the region to replace the Romanesque church which has become too small. - The old Notre-Dame church, a Romanesque church whose origins date back to the 12th century - The church of Saint Pierre de Chemillé mixing Gothic and Roman styles

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Former mill, once operated by several generations of potters, with a now private footbridge that served as a link between La Séguinière and La Romagne, and now a natural area on the banks of the Moine popular for several sporting activities. First of all, hiking, it is in particular the favorite place for the "Randonnée du Bouchot" organized each year for the Séguinière blood sausage festival (!!!). It is also a popular place for climbing with the presence of a cliff offering a small site of about fifteen routes with a height ranging from 10 to 20 m and a level of difficulty of 4 to 6b. For cyclists, the place gives the opportunity of a beautiful hill going up from the river towards the Séguinière. The passage of the ford can sometimes be blocked in the event of flooding of the river, but that passes largely in the beautiful days.

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