Le Cellier: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Le Cellier
The Les coulées hiking trail is a 13.5-kilometre circular route that begins on a 7-hectare area belonging to the département in the municipality of Le Cellier. It runs through deep, narrow gullies carved by runoff down to the Loire.
Travellers looking to visit Le Cellier want to rent a holiday apartment.
Trails and Landscapes
The GR3 can be followed between Oudon and Le Cellier along the Loire. The 5.8-kilometre Circuit des Folies Siffait circular trail passes through the Coulées of Le Cellier and leads to the village of Saint-Méen, offering an exceptional panorama of the Loire. The Château de Clermont circular hike begins behind the church in Le Cellier and leads to a viewpoint overlooking the Château de Clermont.
Île Neuve encompasses 16 hectares of natural areas with the flora, fauna and landscapes typical of the banks of the Loire.
Culture and History
The Folies Siffait have been listed as historic monuments since 22 July 1992 and are located in a type 1 ZNIEFF area. The Jardins des Folies Siffait have been closed to the public since 2024.
The Château de Clermont was built between 1643 and 1649. It has been listed as a historic monument since 1941 and has remained largely unchanged. The Église Saint-Martin contains a remarkable collection of frescoes by the Lemasson brothers and was built in several phases between 1896 and 1919.
The priory of Saint-Méen in Le Cellier served as a resting place for pilgrims and was a stop on the Breton pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela.
River and Wines
A trip on the covered boat operated by Détours en Loire starts in Le Cellier. At Domaine des Génaudières, visitors can discover wines such as Malvoisie Coteaux d’Ancenis, Muscadet Coteaux de la Loire, Gamay rouget and rosé wines. Domaine des Génaudières offers views of the Loire and its slopes.
For the higher-level travel overview: Loire-Atlantique.
Other Destinations
Other places within the same destination:
