The Church of Saint-Symphorien de Loué dates back to the 11th century in its oldest section; the building was altered and extended up to the 19th century. Its painted furnishings cover all interior surfaces, including walls, vaults, columns, pilasters and capitals. In addition to its daily use for church services, the church also hosts concerts.
Anyone considering Loué as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The architectural heritage also includes the Château de Coulennes in Loué, which is partly protected as a historic monument. Its main construction phases date from the 15th, 16th and 18th centuries. As part of the Circuit de la Vègre, the Château de Coulennes is listed as a designated place of interest.
Local life
Poulet de Loué has Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status.
Nature
The banks of the Vègre are among the places visitors can discover in Loué. The signposted fishing and nature trail from Barigné to Loué provides information about the wetland.
The Circuit de la Vègre in Loué is a 15.3-kilometre walking trail for pedestrians. The section around Loué passes the Prés Marais botanical nature trail.
Water
The Base aqualudique on the River Vègre in Loué offers various water attractions for children and adults. These include a 35-metre water slide.
Getting around
In Loué, LBN Communauté, the Pays de la Loire region and the town of Loué jointly offer a long-term electric bicycle rental service.
Other places: Fercé-Sur-Sarthe, Beaumont-Sur-Sarthe, Jupilles, Rouessé-Vassé, Le Grand-Lucé, Courgains, Fontenay-Sur-Vègre, Sargé-lès-le-Mans
