Attractions and places to see around Parigné-Le-Pôlin, a village in the Sarthe department of France, include a mix of historical sites and natural landscapes. The area features notable landmarks such as 12th-century churches and 17th-century châteaux, alongside natural spaces like rural paths and river islands. Visitors can explore historical architecture, landscaped parks, and various outdoor leisure areas.
Last updated: June 24, 2026
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Beautiful view of the Sarthe
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This small island has a lot to offer: green spaces to stroll and relax, an art center and a working mill.
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This section of the Fillé canal, close to the water and away from the hustle and bustle, is a pleasant walk.
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Outdoor activities, numerous throughout the year, accompany the pleasant walks around the lake.
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Moulinsart Island is a leisure area in a natural setting at the gates of Le Mans. You will find a picnic area, a bar-restaurant, playgrounds for children, cultural spaces and a vegetable garden. In summer you can enjoy various entertainment.
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"Eiffel" -type iron bridge over the Sarthe river in 1892, replacing the ferry that used to reach La Suze at 5 km.
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The region is rich in history. You can visit the impressive Château des Perrays, a 17th-century castle with grounds landscaped by Édouard André, open to the public during summer. Another significant site is the Château de Montertreau, also featuring an English-style park. The village's Église Saint-Pierre, with origins dating back to the 12th century, houses remarkable furnishings and stained-glass windows. Don't miss the ancient Pierre couverte (Dolmen), a megalith associated with local legends, or the restored Lavoir (washhouse) from 1838.
Yes, several spots offer natural beauty and relaxation. Moulinsart Island is a leisure area with a natural setting, picnic spots, and playgrounds. Similarly, Moulin Sart Island provides green spaces for strolling and an art center. You can also enjoy the tranquil setting of Lac de la Gémerie, which offers pleasant walks and outdoor activities throughout the year. The area also boasts 20 km of rural paths for exploring the countryside.
For families, Moulinsart Island is an excellent choice, offering playgrounds for children and various entertainment during summer. Moulin Sart Island also has green spaces for children to enjoy. The Lac de la Gémerie is suitable for family walks and outdoor activities. Additionally, the Equestrian Centre La Vallée in Parigné-le-Pôlin offers accompanied rides and initiations for those interested in horseback riding.
The Fercé-sur-Sarthe Bridge, an "Eiffel"-type iron bridge built in 1892, offers beautiful views of the Sarthe river. The The Fillé-sur-Sarthe Mill and the Canal Lock also present an interesting architectural sight along the river. For natural vistas, the Lac de la Gémerie provides lovely forest and lake views.
Yes, the region offers various routes for cycling and mountain biking. You can find numerous trails, such as the 'Sarthe – Moulinsart Island loop from Roëzé-sur-Sarthe' for easy cycling, or more challenging routes like the 'Gallerande Castle – Saint jean de la motte loop from Yvré-le-Pôlin' for mountain biking. Explore more options on the dedicated guides for MTB Trails around Parigné-Le-Pôlin, Cycling around Parigné-Le-Pôlin, and Gravel biking around Parigné-Le-Pôlin.
The summer months are particularly pleasant, as some attractions like the grounds of Château des Perrays are open to the public during this time. The natural settings of the islands and lakes are also ideal for enjoyment in warmer weather, with various outdoor activities accompanying pleasant walks around places like Lac de la Gémerie.
Within the village, you can discover the intriguing Maison de la Grille, known for its ornate gate and miniature château-like facade. The Ancienne Bascule (Former Weighbridge) at the village entrance is another historical artifact, once used for weighing agricultural products. These offer a glimpse into the commune's rural past and unique character.
Yes, Moulinsart Island features a bar-restaurant, making it a convenient spot for refreshments and meals while enjoying the leisure area. For other options, you would typically find local cafes and restaurants within Parigné-Le-Pôlin village or nearby towns.
When exploring the 20 km of rural paths around Parigné-le-Pôlin, you might encounter local wildlife such as deer and hoopoe birds. These paths offer a chance to immerse yourself in the natural environment and observe the region's fauna.
Visitors appreciate the blend of historical charm and natural beauty. The tranquil settings of places like Moulinsart Island and Moulin Sart Island are popular for relaxation and strolling. The architectural interest of the Fercé-sur-Sarthe Bridge and the historical significance of the châteaux also draw considerable interest, as reflected by the numerous photos and upvotes from the komoot community.
Yes, Parigné-le-Pôlin is equipped for equestrian activities. The village features an equestrian stop, and the Equestrian Centre La Vallée offers accompanied rides and initiations, allowing you to explore the countryside and forest trails from a different perspective.


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