Culture and Architectural History
Notre-Dame de Ceaux was rebuilt as a neo-Gothic church in a style inspired by the 13th century after the earlier church was destroyed.
Notre-Dame de Ceaux has three naves, a Gothic portal and a large rose window.
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Notre-Dame de Ceaux also houses a reliquary from the 13th or 14th century, intended to hold the relic of Saint Fort.
Despite being converted into an agricultural building from 1827 onwards, the former Saint-Pierre church in Joué has retained its architectural structure. It can be recognised from the road near the RD 61 by two windows with segmental arches at the end of the choir.
Water and Landscape
Since 1973, the municipal Étang d’Arbonneau has been supported in its maintenance and revitalisation by the local fishing society Le Gardon.
Around the Étang d’Arbonneau there is a wetland ecosystem with alders, willows, reeds, rushes, seasonal wetland plants, grey herons and dragonflies.
The Sentier de l’Etang d’Arbonneau offers views of Touraine, the Chinonais and the Pays Loudunais.
Surroundings
In the immediate vicinity of Ceaux-en-Loudun lies the Chateau de Baschet, a château.
In the area around Ceaux-en-Loudun are Lenou, an ancient site, the Chateau du Rivau, a château, and the Château de Richelieu, a historical site.
Wider Regional Area
In the wider regional area around Ceaux-En-Loudun lies Ile au Than Beach, a beach. The Château de Montsoreau-Museum of contemporary art Park, a park, is also located there.
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