Mouzay: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Mouzay is located in the Ligoire Valley. The D97, which runs through the village, serves as a route for exploring the Ligoire Valley. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Mouzay should consider this destination.

Nature and Trails

A cycle path runs along the D760. There are 30 signposted hiking trails in the area around Mouzay, covering a total distance of 333.3 km; 14 of them have a GPS track.

Culture and History

The Church of Saint-Philippe et Saint-Jacques dates from the 12th and 19th centuries. The circular dovecote of the former Voyer d’Argenson château is the only surviving evidence of the château demolished in 1808; its surviving circular walls date from 1671.

The Bellevue manor house features remarkable windows with stone mullions. Le Boucassin is a remarkable farm with uniform architectural features, Meunier dormer windows and a pond. La Bordinière is a remarkable farm with a U-shaped courtyard and a striking gateway on the northern building.

Le Moulin de Mouzay is a former watermill on a small tributary north of the Ligoire; its features include remarkable pilasters and a surviving masonry bridge. In La Lye there is a former brickworks dating from 1832, listed in the inventory of industrial heritage.

Leisure and Water

The Fernand Pinon leisure complex offers publicly accessible boules, football, tennis, bicross, multisport and children’s playground facilities. The Espace Fernand Pinon leisure centre includes a municipal pond and a picnic table.

The Plan d’Eau in the Parc de Loisirs Fernand Pinon is a fishing lake accessible exclusively during the season, with a natural water surface and access on foot and by road. The Parc de Loisirs Fernand Pinon also has a 160-metre-long sand track for bicross (BMX), intended for individual or family leisure use.

Other places in this selection of destinations: Reugny, Chinon, Cinq-Mars-La-Pile, Veigné, Athée-Sur-Cher, Saint-Cyr-Sur-Loire, Le Louroux, Saint-Jean-Saint-Germain.

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