Villiers-Charlemagne: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Today, the Church of Saint Martin in Villiers-Charlemagne can be visited. Its large nave and two aisles are designed in the Neo-Romanesque style with Gothic elements, including pointed-arch vaults.
Culture and history
The Pont de la Valette is a five-arch bridge made of sandstone rubble masonry. Its abutments have openings for riverside paths, including the towpath on the right bank.
The organ in the Church of Saint Martin is used several times a year. Its case is made of oak and designed in the Gothic style. The ruins of the Moulin à farine de Cée are still visible. Of the former Moulin à foulon de la Valette, which later served as a boathouse, only a few sections of wall remain today, overgrown with vegetation.
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Nature and trails
The La Valette circular trail in Villiers-Charlemagne is 12 km long and takes about three hours on foot. It passes the village ponds and follows the Mayenne.
The Erveux fishing site in Villiers-Charlemagne bears the national “PARCOURS FAMILLE” label awarded by the Fédération Nationale de la Pêche en France.
The Le Coudray circular trail in Villiers-Charlemagne is 13 km long and takes approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes.
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The Abbaye Notre-Dame du Port du Salut is located near Villiers-Charlemagne. In the wider surrounding area of Villiers-Charlemagne are the historic site of Église Saint-Martin, the Abbaye de la Coudre and the Abbaye de Belle-Branche Saint-Brice.
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