Autrèche: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Safari Train offers the opportunity to observe wild boar and their piglets, stags, hinds and calves, fallow deer, Corsican mouflon, rheas, emus, ostriches and American bison. The Réserve de Beaumarchais also offers a free walk to see the Bennett's wallabies.

For Autrèche, renting a holiday apartment is one accommodation option.

Nature

The Réserve de Beaumarchais is home to several species of large game across an area of more than 50 hectares. Its animals are presented in semi-liberty across extensive grounds. The reserve also includes a children's playground and a picnic area.

Fishing in a pond in Autrèche is available from March to September. The Étang des Héronnières is a fishing pond that can be used by reservation.

Food and Drink

The Auberge at the Réserve de Beaumarchais serves game specialities and places an emphasis on regional produce and homemade cuisine.

Hiking

The Circuit familial des 2 Châteaux is 8.7 km long and starts at the Place de l’église. The Circuit forestier de la Remberge is 13.8 km long and has an 11.5 km variant; it is rated as moderately difficult.

The hiking trails through Autrèche pass through open plains and wooded areas in the Gâtine Tourangelle countryside. Wild boar and roe deer can be observed in the Bois de la propriété des Hayes area.

Culture

The Château de Beaumarchais was built of stone and brick in the 19th century on the ruins of a former monastery.

The Église Saint-Martin is a Romanesque church built at the end of the 11th century and restored in the 19th century; this included, among other works, repairs to the roof in 1848. It has been listed as a French historic monument since 1926.

Other places: Yzeures-Sur-Creuse, Chisseaux, Saint-Ouen-Les-Vignes, Cheillé, Seuilly, Bournan, Bridoré, Jaulnay

To the higher-level travel overview: Indre-Et-Loire.