Crotelles: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

North of the centre of Crotelles, the Neolithic menhir “Gros Perron” is visible from a footpath on a hill.

The “Gros Perron” menhir is approximately 1.70 metres high and consists of puddingstone.

The Église Notre-Dame in Crotelles has a distinctive chancel roof in the shape of a “bonnet d’âne”.

The Église Notre-Dame in Crotelles has a nave dating from the 11th century and has been restored several times over the course of time.

When planning your own trip, the wish to rent a holiday apartment in Crotelles can be the main focus.

In the surrounding countryside of Crotelles, numerous springs, wells and fountains feed the Madelon.

The Madelon is in good ecological condition in the Crotelles area.

The species identified in the Madelon include brown trout, bullhead, stone loach and minnow; trout of all age groups have been found in the area around the centre of Crotelles.

Wetland animals such as birds, amphibians and insects, as well as wetland flora, have gradually recolonised the Étang Hidou.

The former Étang Hidou has been redeveloped as a wetland for almost ten years; it must be maintained regularly to preserve the diversity of flora and fauna.

The historic site “Abbaye Notre-Dame de Gâtines” is located in the vicinity of Crotelles.

The Château de Baudry is located in the vicinity of Crotelles.

The “Abbaye Saint-Sauveur de l'Etoile (Authon, Loir-et-Cher)” monastery is located in the vicinity of Crotelles.

The Chateau Du Plessis is located in the wider regional area surrounding Crotelles.

The Parc Honoré-de-Balzac is located in the wider regional area surrounding Crotelles.

Cycling tours for tourists and hiking trails are available in Crotelles.

Other places: Braye-Sous-Faye, Vallères, Avoine, Paulmy, Cinq-Mars-La-Pile, Richelieu, Dolus-Le-Sec, Saint-Épain.

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