Ercé-en-Lamée: Holiday Apartments and Houses

In Ercé-en-Lamée, the specific attractions range from the Circuit des Pierres Grises and the Circuit des Asphodèles to Parc Marcel Boisnard, Étang de la Coulée d’Ercé, Chapelle Saint-Fiacre, and the Plesse Mill.

Tadi Lib’ is a shared on-demand transport service that connects users’ homes with the town centers of the area’s 20 municipalities.

Trails and Activities

The Circuit des Pierres Grises is 20.5 km long and has a stated duration of 5 hours. It starts at Chapelle de la Fleuriais and can be explored by bicycle, on foot, or on horseback.

The Circuit des Asphodèles is a 14 km route with a stated duration of 3 hours and 30 minutes. Its starting point is at the town hall car park.

Nature and Open Spaces

Parc Marcel Boisnard has been open to visitors since 1990. The 2-hectare public garden is known for its rhododendron collection, which blooms between May and early June.

Étang de la Coulée d’Ercé, located along the D57, offers opportunities for fishing and picnicking.

Culture and History

Chapelle Saint-Fiacre in La Fleuriais was rebuilt at the same location in 1958 after the former chapel, built around 1835, was destroyed in 1955.

The Plesse Mill, from which Minoterie Prunault emerged, operated with a waterwheel in 1876. Minoterie Prunault is still in operation.

Events

The 2026 edition of Festiv’En Lamée was the festival’s sixth edition. It was a free outdoor family festival held at Parc Marcel Boisnard and organized by the municipality of Ercé-en-Lamée.

Other places: Saint-Marc-Sur-Couesnon, Acigné, Billé, La Nouaye, Hédé, Tinteniac, Étrelles, Saint-Gilles

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