Culture
The Saint-Aubin Church houses 15 paintings by Adelyne Neveux. Four canvases that had previously been removed and stored in the presbytery were restored and are part of the exceptional ensemble that visitors can see there.
Adelyne Neveux’s main work in Chambellay adorns the walls of the church across almost 200 m².
Saint-Aubin Church is a neo-Gothic church built in 1858 on the site of a Romanesque building dating from the 11th century.
The bridge of Chambellay also tells part of the town’s history: it was built from 1867 onwards by the Société Escarraguelet and opened in December 1869.
The Maison Brialy in Chambellay dates from the 18th century and was a former stagecoach stop; a forge was still present there in the 1960s.
Those planning Chambellay as a travel destination can rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The towpath along the Mayenne in Chambellay is accessible to pedestrians, horses and bicycles.
Herons, kingfishers, wagtails and dragonflies, among other species, can be observed along the banks of the Mayenne near Chambellay.
Le Bivouac is a wooded area around a pond where fishing is possible.
Activities
The ceramic artist Florence Landais regularly offers three-hour sessions in Chambellay, during which participants can learn a technique and make one or more pieces.
Fishing, river boating, kayaking and water skiing are possible on the Mayenne and at Le Bivouac.
The Circuit du Cambolitain is a 9.5-kilometre circular hiking trail for pedestrians, with a moderate level of difficulty and a duration of approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes.
The Circuit du Cambolitain connects the banks of the Mayenne, rural landscapes and elements of the region’s heritage.
Other places: Linières-Bouton, Brain-sur-l'Authion, Saint-Michel-Et-Chanveaux, Saint-Melaine-Sur-Aubance, Le Pin-En-Mauges, Rochefort-Sur-Loire, Vauchrétien, Souzay-Champigny
