Cellé: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Cellé
The “Circuit de Vauvert à Cellé” circular route passes the Église Notre-Dame in Cellé on Rue du 11 novembre. Before reaching the church, it crosses a stone bridge.
Those choosing Cellé as a travel destination can combine their stay with the wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
In the northern side aisle of the Église Notre-Dame in Cellé is the funerary inscription “inscription funéraire de Dame Michel”. It is a depiction engraved in stone, featuring a ciborium above a skull and bones, and was placed under protection as an object in 1976.
The southern side aisle of the Église Notre-Dame in Cellé also contains the painting “tableau: Nativité”. The work is an oil painting on a copper support. It is either attributed to Hans Rottenhammer (1565–1625) or considered a copy of a work by him.
Hiking
The “Circuit de Vauvert à Cellé” is a 12 km-long hiking route rated as easy. It starts at 1 la Fontaine de la Gravelle in Cellé and is signposted with the PR® “barrette jaune” marking.
The circular route uses a section of the GR de Pays du Perche Vendômois-Vallée du Loir. Cellé is part of the Perche Vendômois, where numerous hiking trails are signposted, ranging from short PR circular routes with yellow markings to the GRP du Perche Vendômois with yellow-and-red markings.
Landscape
The “Circuit de Vauvert à Cellé” passes through the landscape of the Vendômois. The circular route offers a view of the Château de Glatigny.
For the higher-level travel overview: Loir-Et-Cher.
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