Beaupréau: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Beaupréau tells its story in various ways: the “Balade en images” follows the town’s main streets, passing 18 panels featuring old postcards and texts about local history. In the historic quarter, visitors can explore old lanes and historic buildings near the château.

The Château de Beaupréau has origins dating back to the 11th century. In the 19th century, it was rebuilt on medieval foundations. Anyone considering Beaupréau as a travel destination may wish to find a holiday apartment.

Nature and trails

The Parc du Château de Beaupréau is part of the “Vallée de l’Èvre et ses affluents” Sensitive Natural Area. The park covers 32 hectares and is open to the public free of charge every day all year round.

Several trails provide access to the landscape along the Èvre. The “Les coteaux de la Roche” circular trail passes through hedgerows and old sunken lanes and leads to former watermills along the river. The “Le Moulin Neuf” hike follows the Èvre through fields and over rocky slopes.

Experiences

The “Sur les traces du Petit Anjou” hike is a 12 km circular route starting in Beaupréau. It follows the route of the former “Le Petit Anjou” railway line.

“Les Arts en chemin” includes a family-oriented treasure hunt via the Baludik app. On the Èvre, the Les Onglées canoe and kayak centre offers excursions where visitors can discover the riverbank fauna, flora and heritage.

Events

The Salle François Perier at the Centre culturel de La Loge is an event hall with 700 seats or standing capacity for 1,000 people.

Other places: Saint-Laurent-De-La-Plaine, Jallais, Rochefort-Sur-Loire, Saint-Lambert-Du-Lattay, Trélazé, Faveraye-Mâchelles, Loiré, La Chapelle-Saint-Florent.

To the broader travel overview: Maine-Et-Loire.