Grézillé: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Grézillé can be discovered through its buildings, landscapes and local sites. One of its notable buildings is the chapel of the Château de Pimpéan, with its 15th-century painted vaults; it is classified as a historic monument.

Culture

The Moulin de Gasté is a Cavier windmill typical of Anjou and has been faithfully restored since 2008. It is open to visitors, and its stone millstones can once again produce flour.

The Church of Saint-Hilaire also features remarkable sculptures on its pulpit and confessional. The Abbaye Saint-Maur de Glanfeuil, a monastery, is also located in the area around Grézillé.

When staying in Grézillé, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may form part of your personal travel planning.

Nature

The Milly-le-Meugon forest massif borders Grézillé; the forest covers one third of the municipal area. The “Between Vineyards and Forest” hiking trail runs through gently rolling terrain between vineyards and forests and has Grézillé as its destination.

Water and Local Life

Swimming at the Plan d'eau de Grézillé was permitted again from 10 July 2026. The bathing water had good bacteriological quality.

In Grézillé, visitors can sample local products through direct sales from farms.

Surroundings

The wider region around Grézillé is home to Pignerolles Castle, Echarbot Castle and the Château de Saumur, which is also a castle.

More local pages: Montrevault, Maulévrier, Gennes, Montreuil-sur-Maine, Vernoil-le-Fourrier, Brissarthe, Drain, La Jumellière.

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