Billé: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Billé offers a glimpse into a long church history: the oldest known mention of the Church of Saint Médard dates back to 1157. Its Gothic profiling of the base and arcades points to work from the 16th century; the floor plan has the shape of a Latin cross.

Culture and history

The Maintiboeuf manor house has been mentioned since 1513. It features masonry made from a mixture of granite and slate, as well as window openings made of large-format granite. The main room contains a monumental granite fireplace dating from the 17th century.

Nature and trails

The Sentier des Landes de Jaunouse is a hiking trail in Billé and is classified as very easy. The Landes de Jaunouse comprise forests, heathlands, wet meadows, ponds and peat bogs. Some areas are grazed by Highland cattle and Poitou mules.

In the surrounding area

The St. Leonardo Tower, the Papegaud Tower, Our Lady Gate and Fougères Castle are historic sites in the vicinity of Billé. Jardin du Parc is a garden in the wider regional surroundings of Billé.

Other places to continue your exploration: Roz-Sur-Couesnon, Domloup, Le Theil-De-Bretagne, Ercé-près-Liffré, Gaël, Noyal-Sous-Bazouges, Gosné, Châteaubourg.

To the overarching travel overview: Ille-Et-Vilaine.