Chavagnes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Église Saint-Germain is listed in its entirety as a historic monument. The listing was established by decree on 1 September 2006 and amended by a decree dated 27 October 2006. The church was designed by Magloire Tournessac in the Gothic Revival style between 1850 and 1853. Between 1865 and 1870, its interior was given fully painted decoration, initially designed and executed by Abbé Bourigaud and subsequently by François Dubois.

Culture and History

In the village of Millé, several particularly remarkable houses with 18th-century façades can be admired.

When planning a stay in Chavagnes, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may determine the choice of accommodation.

Circular Trails and Countryside

The Circuit des Faluns is a 14.6 km circular trail starting and ending in Chavagnes. It starts at the Place de l'église in Chavagnes and passes through vineyards, agricultural plots, woodland and clearings. The circular trail can be completed on foot in 3 hours 45 minutes, by bicycle in 1 hour 15 minutes or on horseback in 2 hours 15 minutes.

The Circuit des Coteaux is a 7.6 km circular trail starting and ending in Chavagnes. It is marked in yellow and takes around 2 hours on foot or 30 minutes by bicycle. The route leads through the pretty streets of Chavagnes into the vineyards and the Layon Valley, offering panoramas with beautiful estates and châteaux.

Getting There

For the Circuit des Faluns, the A87 motorway is 5 km away. Angers SNCF railway station and bus station are each 25 km away.

Further local pages: Cantenay-Épinard, Montreuil-sur-Maine, Chemillé-Melay, Soucelles, Trémont, La Pommeraye, Gennes, Champ-Sur-Layon.

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