Attractions and places to see around Connerré include a mix of natural features, historical sites, and recreational opportunities in the Sarthe department of France. The area is characterized by its blend of historical landmarks and accessible natural landscapes. Visitors can explore the town's heritage through walking tours or engage in outdoor activities at local lakes and leisure centers. Connerré offers diverse attractions for those interested in history, nature, and active pursuits.
Last updated: May 20, 2026
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A nice, relaxing walk around the lake, you pass beautiful houses and can also experience a beautiful sunset! It's worth it!
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The Loudon ponds are located in the town of Parigné l'Evêque, in the heart of a forest. They are surrounded by peat bogs, wet and dry heaths, lawns and vast forests. They are the starting point for many hikes and it is not uncommon to see large mammals there, notably wild boars. The site is classified in the national inventory of Natural Areas of Ecological Fauna and Flora Interest.
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A place conducive to hiking and a pleasant setting. A beach at one end of the lake allows you to rest.
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A magnificent domain and castle open to the public for all kinds of cultural events, weddings, seminars and leisure stays.
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The lakes of Loudon are a privileged place to visit with a diverse habitat of bogs, wet and dry moors and forests. If you are lucky, you may even spot wild boars.
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Little leprechaun circuit done. Nice and well laid out course on Soulitré. Practicable at this time the water has been absorbed well.
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You can visit the Loudon Ponds, a beautiful lake system nestled in a forest, known for its diverse habitats and as a starting point for many hikes. It's also a great spot for wildlife observation, including wild boars. Another option is the Tuffé Val de la Chéronne Leisure Centre, which features a lake with a beach for relaxation and is ideal for hiking.
Yes, Connerré offers several historical and cultural sites. The Eglise Saint Symphorien is a significant Gothic-style church featuring 16th-century altarpieces. You can also follow the Parcours Découverte sur Connerré / Balade en cœur de ville, a walking tour with 17 information panels detailing the town's evolution, monuments, and historical places. Don't miss the Bois de la Croix, a high place of remembrance for the Resistance, and the preserved historical lavoirs (washhouses) like the Lavoir du Gué aux Ânes.
The area around Connerré is excellent for outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking around the Loudon Ponds or the Tuffé Val de la Chéronne Leisure Centre. For more structured routes, explore the hiking trails around Connerré. There are also dedicated orienteering courses and a Disc Golf course at the leisure base site near the André Courcelle stadium.
Families can enjoy the Tuffé Val de la Chéronne Leisure Centre, which offers a lake with a beach for relaxation and space for hiking. For a unique experience, consider visiting the ZOO DOMAINE DE PESCHERAY in Le Breil-Sur-Mérize, a large zoo covering 145 hectares, or the CHEMIN DE FER TOURISTIQUE DE LA SARTHE (TRANSVAP) in Beillé, a tourist railway focused on railway heritage.
For an easy and pleasant walk, try the Circuit du petit lutin in Soulitré, which is well-laid out. The Circular trail around Le Chéronne lake also offers a nice, relaxing walk. For a wider range of options, including routes of varying difficulty, you can explore the hiking guide for Connerré.
Beyond the Eglise Saint Symphorien in Connerré, you can visit La Chéronne Castle, a magnificent domain open to the public for cultural events. Also nearby is the ABBAYE DE TUFFÉ in Tuffé Val De La Chéronne, a former Benedictine monastery that later became a pottery.
Yes, the LE MUSÉE DE LA MUSIQUE MÉCANIQUE in Dollon is a specialized museum dedicated to mechanical music, offering a unique cultural experience just a short distance from Connerré.
Yes, for those interested in prehistory, the LE DOLMEN DE LA PIERRE COUVERTE in Duneau is a notable megalithic site worth visiting in the area.
Visitors appreciate the blend of natural beauty and historical significance. The Loudon Ponds are loved for their serene forest setting and hiking opportunities, while the Tuffé Val de la Chéronne Leisure Centre is praised for its relaxing beach and walking paths. The well-laid out Circuit du petit lutin is also a community favorite for pleasant walks.
Absolutely! Connerré and its surroundings offer various cycling opportunities. You can find detailed routes for both mountain biking and road cycling, catering to different preferences and skill levels.
Yes, you can take the Parcours Découverte sur Connerré / Balade en cœur de ville. This self-guided walking tour through the town center features 17 information panels that provide insights into Connerré's history, monuments, and significant locations, including the evolution from its Romanesque church origins to 19th-century tanneries.


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