cruising route Chenillé-Changé / the Mans / Chenillé-Changé
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Chenillé-Changé - Le Mans - Chenillé-Changé - 324 Km - 54 Locks - 54 h of navigation - 14 Nights (2 weeks)
From Chenillé to Grez-Neuville, 13 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.3 h of navigation
Chenillé-Changé
Probably the prettiest village in Mayenne, it is very inviting for barges, with its refitted port. Don't forget to visit the magnificent Grand Moulin, with its square tower.Grez-Neuville
Located near Angers and Lion-d’Angers, the picturesque village of Grez-Neuville sits at the crossing of the Mayenne River. Along the riverbanks, you can admire the remarkable Grand Moulin. The curious can explore its history through the interpretation trail or the Baludik app. Hiking, cycling, and horseback riding enthusiasts will enjoy the Vélo Francette, a national route along the peaceful banks of the Mayenne.Le Château des Rues
The Château des Rues, steeped in history since 1395, invites you on a journey through time with its 15th-century towers, wings housing kitchens and stables, and Neo-Gothic restorations. The castle is surrounded by a large English-style garden designed by the Count of Choulot, which is also open for visits in the summer. You can also stroll through the one-hectare vegetable garden.The Moulin Estate
At the Moulin Estate, you will dive into over 800 years of history by discovering the Moulin Bouin, one of the last remaining water wheels on the banks of the Mayenne River. Explore its square tower, which sets it apart from other mills. Take advantage of guided tours to learn more about the fascinating craft of transforming wheat into flour.From Grez-Neuville to Angers, 19 km, 4 Lock(s), 3.3 h of navigation
Angers
This city of culture and history offers you the chance to discover by barge the castle of King René - the most visited attraction in Angers - as well as the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin.Château d’Angers
Explore this impressive 13th-century fortress, with its towers offering a 360° view over the city and its beautiful gardens. Inside, you'll find the famous Apocalypse Tapestry.Grez-Neuville
Located near Angers and Lion-d’Angers, the picturesque village of Grez-Neuville sits at the crossing of the Mayenne River. Along the riverbanks, you can admire the remarkable Grand Moulin. The curious can explore its history through the interpretation trail or the Baludik app. Hiking, cycling, and horseback riding enthusiasts will enjoy the Vélo Francette, a national route along the peaceful banks of the Mayenne.Saint Maurice Cathedral
Admire its eight exterior statues, then step inside to discover magnificent vaults, impressive organs, and enchanting stained glass windows dating from the 12th, 13th, and 15th centuries.The Mail Garden
In the heart of the city center, the Mail Garden will charm you with its 20,000 flowers in the summer season. A perfect spot to take a break during your stroll. This green oasis is ideal.Terra Botanica
Explore Terra Botanica in Angers, Europe’s first plant-themed park. Spanning 12 hectares, it offers an immersive journey through six centuries of plant history, featuring over 500,000 plants from around the world. Enjoy a boat ride, soar in the world’s largest gas balloon, and pedal through the treetops in a giant walnut shell.From Angers to Chateauneuf/Sarthe, 28 km, 2 Lock(s), 4.1 h of navigation
Angers
This city of culture and history offers you the chance to discover by barge the castle of King René - the most visited attraction in Angers - as well as the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin.
Ecouflant
This small stop, perfectly suited for mooring your boat, offers you the possibility to see Perray Abbey, as well as the Moulin du Pendu (Windmill of the Hanged).
Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe
In the center of this town presides the statue of Robert the Strong, who fought the Normans in 866, as well as the 12th century Church of Notre Dame de Séronne, with its Angevin-style vault (listed as an Historical Monument).Château d’Angers
Explore this impressive 13th-century fortress, with its towers offering a 360° view over the city and its beautiful gardens. Inside, you'll find the famous Apocalypse Tapestry.Saint Maurice Cathedral
Admire its eight exterior statues, then step inside to discover magnificent vaults, impressive organs, and enchanting stained glass windows dating from the 12th, 13th, and 15th centuries.Cheffes
The village of Cheffes, located in the heart of the Basses Vallées Angevines on the right bank of the Sarthe River, offers pleasant walks along its accessible riverbanks. Walkers can follow the former towpath all the way to the village of Vérigné, enjoying privileged views of the twisted bell tower and the riverside homes. Fishing is also available from specially designed spots for families and people with reduced mobility.The Mail Garden
In the heart of the city center, the Mail Garden will charm you with its 20,000 flowers in the summer season. A perfect spot to take a break during your stroll. This green oasis is ideal.Terra Botanica
Explore Terra Botanica in Angers, Europe’s first plant-themed park. Spanning 12 hectares, it offers an immersive journey through six centuries of plant history, featuring over 500,000 plants from around the world. Enjoy a boat ride, soar in the world’s largest gas balloon, and pedal through the treetops in a giant walnut shell.From Chateauneuf/Sarthe to Sablé/Sarthe, 31 km, 4 Lock(s), 4.9 h of navigation
Sablé-sur-Sarthe
Barge pontoons are located at the foot of the castle. The latter was built in the 17th century by Colbert; both the building and its gardens are listed as sites of historical heritage.
Morannes
This village is a pleasant break from the barge, and allows you to discover the old priory, and especially the 15th century Rochejacquelin Castle, listed as a site of historical heritage.
Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe
In the center of this town presides the statue of Robert the Strong, who fought the Normans in 866, as well as the 12th century Church of Notre Dame de Séronne, with its Angevin-style vault (listed as an Historical Monument).The Manor of Grignons
Visit this manor, built around 1460, featuring a tower, porch, watchtower, and moat. It played a strategic role during the Chouan revolt.Golf de Sablé-Solesmes
Discover the Golf de Sablé-Solesmes, a 140-hectare course in the heart of the Sarthe Valley. Nestled between forest and river, the grounds are meticulously maintained. The club offers a practice area to perfect your game, with lessons provided by a professional.From Sablé/Sarthe to Malicorne, 26 km, 6 Lock(s), 4.7 h of navigation
Sablé-sur-Sarthe
Barge pontoons are located at the foot of the castle. The latter was built in the 17th century by Colbert; both the building and its gardens are listed as sites of historical heritage.
Solesmes
Solesmes Abbey is probably on of the most remarkable structures in the Sarthe valley. Built in the 10th century, it is today a place of spiritual retreat.Golf de Sablé-Solesmes
Discover the Golf de Sablé-Solesmes, a 140-hectare course in the heart of the Sarthe Valley. Nestled between forest and river, the grounds are meticulously maintained. The club offers a practice area to perfect your game, with lessons provided by a professional.From Malicorne to La Suze/Sarthe, 20 km, 3 Lock(s), 3.3 h of navigation
La Suze-sur-Sarthe
The most striking structure of this town is the Castle of Bellefille.From La Suze/Sarthe to Le Mans, 25 km, 5 Lock(s), 4.3 h of navigation
La Suze-sur-Sarthe
The most striking structure of this town is the Castle of Bellefille.Spaycifique Zoo of Spay
It is a wildlife park located 3km from the port of Spay; a human-size park which will bring happiness to the youngest members of the crew.the Domaine du Houssay
the Boating base of Spay
A few meters from the Sarthe river, in Spay, you can find the Domaine du Houssay. An ideal location for an introduction to and/or practicing water sports (water-skiing, paddle boating, kayaking).From Le Mans to La Suze/Sarthe, 25 km, 5 Lock(s), 4.3 h of navigation
La Suze-sur-Sarthe
The most striking structure of this town is the Castle of Bellefille.Spaycifique Zoo of Spay
It is a wildlife park located 3km from the port of Spay; a human-size park which will bring happiness to the youngest members of the crew.the Domaine du Houssay
the Boating base of Spay
A few meters from the Sarthe river, in Spay, you can find the Domaine du Houssay. An ideal location for an introduction to and/or practicing water sports (water-skiing, paddle boating, kayaking).From La Suze/Sarthe to Malicorne, 20 km, 3 Lock(s), 3.3 h of navigation
La Suze-sur-Sarthe
The most striking structure of this town is the Castle of Bellefille.From Malicorne to Sablé/Sarthe, 26 km, 6 Lock(s), 4.7 h of navigation
Sablé-sur-Sarthe
Barge pontoons are located at the foot of the castle. The latter was built in the 17th century by Colbert; both the building and its gardens are listed as sites of historical heritage.
Solesmes
Solesmes Abbey is probably on of the most remarkable structures in the Sarthe valley. Built in the 10th century, it is today a place of spiritual retreat.Golf de Sablé-Solesmes
Discover the Golf de Sablé-Solesmes, a 140-hectare course in the heart of the Sarthe Valley. Nestled between forest and river, the grounds are meticulously maintained. The club offers a practice area to perfect your game, with lessons provided by a professional.From Sablé/Sarthe to Chateauneuf/Sarthe, 31 km, 4 Lock(s), 4.9 h of navigation
Sablé-sur-Sarthe
Barge pontoons are located at the foot of the castle. The latter was built in the 17th century by Colbert; both the building and its gardens are listed as sites of historical heritage.
Morannes
This village is a pleasant break from the barge, and allows you to discover the old priory, and especially the 15th century Rochejacquelin Castle, listed as a site of historical heritage.
Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe
In the center of this town presides the statue of Robert the Strong, who fought the Normans in 866, as well as the 12th century Church of Notre Dame de Séronne, with its Angevin-style vault (listed as an Historical Monument).The Manor of Grignons
Visit this manor, built around 1460, featuring a tower, porch, watchtower, and moat. It played a strategic role during the Chouan revolt.Golf de Sablé-Solesmes
Discover the Golf de Sablé-Solesmes, a 140-hectare course in the heart of the Sarthe Valley. Nestled between forest and river, the grounds are meticulously maintained. The club offers a practice area to perfect your game, with lessons provided by a professional.From Chateauneuf/Sarthe to Angers, 28 km, 2 Lock(s), 4.1 h of navigation
Ecouflant
This small stop, perfectly suited for mooring your boat, offers you the possibility to see Perray Abbey, as well as the Moulin du Pendu (Windmill of the Hanged).
Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe
In the center of this town presides the statue of Robert the Strong, who fought the Normans in 866, as well as the 12th century Church of Notre Dame de Séronne, with its Angevin-style vault (listed as an Historical Monument).
Angers
This city of culture and history offers you the chance to discover by barge the castle of King René - the most visited attraction in Angers - as well as the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin.Cheffes
The village of Cheffes, located in the heart of the Basses Vallées Angevines on the right bank of the Sarthe River, offers pleasant walks along its accessible riverbanks. Walkers can follow the former towpath all the way to the village of Vérigné, enjoying privileged views of the twisted bell tower and the riverside homes. Fishing is also available from specially designed spots for families and people with reduced mobility.Château d’Angers
Explore this impressive 13th-century fortress, with its towers offering a 360° view over the city and its beautiful gardens. Inside, you'll find the famous Apocalypse Tapestry.Saint Maurice Cathedral
Admire its eight exterior statues, then step inside to discover magnificent vaults, impressive organs, and enchanting stained glass windows dating from the 12th, 13th, and 15th centuries.The Mail Garden
In the heart of the city center, the Mail Garden will charm you with its 20,000 flowers in the summer season. A perfect spot to take a break during your stroll. This green oasis is ideal.Terra Botanica
Explore Terra Botanica in Angers, Europe’s first plant-themed park. Spanning 12 hectares, it offers an immersive journey through six centuries of plant history, featuring over 500,000 plants from around the world. Enjoy a boat ride, soar in the world’s largest gas balloon, and pedal through the treetops in a giant walnut shell.From Angers to Grez-Neuville, 19 km, 4 Lock(s), 3.3 h of navigation
Angers
This city of culture and history offers you the chance to discover by barge the castle of King René - the most visited attraction in Angers - as well as the Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin.Château d’Angers
Explore this impressive 13th-century fortress, with its towers offering a 360° view over the city and its beautiful gardens. Inside, you'll find the famous Apocalypse Tapestry.Grez-Neuville
Located near Angers and Lion-d’Angers, the picturesque village of Grez-Neuville sits at the crossing of the Mayenne River. Along the riverbanks, you can admire the remarkable Grand Moulin. The curious can explore its history through the interpretation trail or the Baludik app. Hiking, cycling, and horseback riding enthusiasts will enjoy the Vélo Francette, a national route along the peaceful banks of the Mayenne.Saint Maurice Cathedral
Admire its eight exterior statues, then step inside to discover magnificent vaults, impressive organs, and enchanting stained glass windows dating from the 12th, 13th, and 15th centuries.The Mail Garden
In the heart of the city center, the Mail Garden will charm you with its 20,000 flowers in the summer season. A perfect spot to take a break during your stroll. This green oasis is ideal.Terra Botanica
Explore Terra Botanica in Angers, Europe’s first plant-themed park. Spanning 12 hectares, it offers an immersive journey through six centuries of plant history, featuring over 500,000 plants from around the world. Enjoy a boat ride, soar in the world’s largest gas balloon, and pedal through the treetops in a giant walnut shell.From Grez-Neuville to Chenillé, 13 km, 3 Lock(s), 2.3 h of navigation
Chenillé-Changé
Probably the prettiest village in Mayenne, it is very inviting for barges, with its refitted port. Don't forget to visit the magnificent Grand Moulin, with its square tower.Le Château des Rues
The Château des Rues, steeped in history since 1395, invites you on a journey through time with its 15th-century towers, wings housing kitchens and stables, and Neo-Gothic restorations. The castle is surrounded by a large English-style garden designed by the Count of Choulot, which is also open for visits in the summer. You can also stroll through the one-hectare vegetable garden.The Moulin Estate
At the Moulin Estate, you will dive into over 800 years of history by discovering the Moulin Bouin, one of the last remaining water wheels on the banks of the Mayenne River. Explore its square tower, which sets it apart from other mills. Take advantage of guided tours to learn more about the fascinating craft of transforming wheat into flour.Fishing
To relax with friends, there's nothing better than fishingThe Locks
1 type(s) of lock(s) on The Sarthe- Manual locks with a lock-keeper
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