Unveil GLAMPING SAINTE SUZANNE and its local wonders

Cosy accommodations in canvas lodges in the Glamping of Sainte-Suzanne, one of the "Most Beautiful Village in France".

Just 500 metres from the historic town centre, this light-filled gîte is an ideal base for exploring Sainte Suzanne, its hiking and trail routes and the surrounding region. The gîte offers large living rooms - lounge, dining room and fitted kitchen - as well as 3 bedrooms, a shower room with a large walk-in shower and a separate toilet. Garden and terrace. Shops and crafts 500 metres away. More services in Evron, 8km away. Sainte-Suzanne and the Coëvrons are renowned for their exceptional cultural and natural heritage.

A stone-built house, paved terrace, enclosed garden, comfort and facilities are the key words of this cocoon situated just 400 metres from the ramparts of the small town of Sainte Suzanne. This pied-à-terre means you can enjoy the town, its museums, restaurants and events, as well as the many well-maintained signposted footpaths, without needing a car. The Coëvrons region combines cultural heritage with unspoilt nature. Local shops in Sainte Suzanne, and even more in Evron, 9km away.

At the foot of the ramparts of the medieval town of Sainte Suzanne, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", this detached house combines the charm of a renovated old part with a contemporary wooden extension. Sleeping up to 6 people, it offers comfortable accommodation in three beautifully decorated bedrooms. Outside, you'll enjoy a terrace on stilts with direct access to the living room, as well as a second terrace at the bottom of the garden, equipped with a dining area and barbecue. The enclosed grounds provide a safe environment for children. Please note: the gîte is located on the corner of Place Ambroise de Loré, on the edge of Route Départementale 7, just 60 metres from the pedestrianised area of the town and 80 metres from the Promenade de la Poterne. Motorcyclists and cyclists will find a covered area to shelter their bikes. Sainte-Suzanne, nicknamed "The Pearl of Maine", boasts a rich historical heritage: the Erves dolmen - the 11th-century keep, which resisted William the Conqueror - the 17th-century château, built for Fouquet de la Varenne, minister to Henry IV and Governor General of the Post Office - the Musée de l'Auditoire - the Grand Moulin and the English camp. There are many cultural events throughout the year, and nature lovers will love the hiking trails that criss-cross the surrounding area. On foot, by bike or on horseback, explore the Tertre Ganne site or the Promenade des Moulins. Nearby: The Saulges caves and their prehistoric site (17 km) - The Gallo-Roman town of Jublains (23 km) - The village of Saint-Pierre-sur-Erve, classified as a "Petite Cité de Caractère" (15 km) - The Moulin de Thévalles, a listed historic monument, with its mechanism dating from 1850 (20 km). Shops and services available in Sainte-Suzanne, as well as art boutiques. Business: 4 people maximum (housekeeping compulsory) 1 and 2-night weekend stays: arrival 4pm - departure 4pm From 3 nights: arrival 4pm - departure 10am

Contemporary decoration guest rooms located in the heart of Sainte-Suzanne, one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France".

Built on former sarcophagus in the beginning of the 12th century. Built in sandstone and granite, on a rocky promontory. Frescos from the 12th and 14th centuries, restored in 2006. Nearby, in a vast grassland, The Saint-Cénéri little chapel (15th century) on the site of the Saint ermite’s oratory. Stained glasse created in 2007 by Cathy Van Hollebeke. The church is open every day through the year. The chapel is open from Juin to September (call before coming).

This old inn was the resort and gathering of renowned painters throughout the nineteenth century and early twentieth centuries, it became a site dedicated to Art. With its original and fun location, this place of rendezvous of the Impressionist painters of the years 1875-1925 reveals the history, heritage and timeliness of Fine Arts in this unique village, one of the "hundreds of the finest France'

A short distance from the village of Saint-Céneri-le-Géreil, you will find one of the most beautiful villages in France. At Les Jardins de la Mansonière, you can visit a lovely garden with a succession of nine walled gardens: a rose garden with ancient varieties, a moon garden, a tranquil Asian garden, a scented garden, patio garden, neo-gothic vegetable garden, etc. Evening events by candlelight, exhibitions, concerts.

Exhibition about the aeronautic heritage of 1939/45, a chance to explore the history of aviators, along with plane parts and the remains of planes found in the region for the past 70 years. The exhibition is organised in memory of the allied aviators who died or went missing during combat.

Traditional cider house Bocage: Perry AOC Domfront, Poirissimo, Domfrontais Calvados, Normandy knob, Cider. Visit of orchards and of the press. Video. Tasting and Sales

In the Andaines forest, close to Bagnoles de l'Orne, the Gorges de Villiers provides a picturesque backdrop. Accompanied by a guide, explore this rich and varied countryside, crossing moorland, scree, rocky escarpments and fast-flowing rivers. Lose yourself in the wild charm of the countryside and its many tales and myths: the "sacred" spring of Chaude-Fontaine and the "grotto" of Gisele the Fairy await you.

On an area of more than 35 000m², a plantation of 291 trees were made in 1997. The first part puts together 8 different types of trees (leaves and pins) and after a few turns, you can discover the second part fully dedicated to the oaks. Explanation boards allow you to discover on your own the different trees. Access of the garden by the Koutiala boulevard.

6 km from Bagnoles de l'Orne, an unusual farm of the Bocage: horse-drawn farm equipment from the 1830s to today. Miniature farm in the 1920s. Forge. Saddlery. Show ''De la terre à la Scene'': Thirty horses (Percheron, Breton and Norman cobs) show their power and elegance in a surprising show (Hungarian Post, driving, dressage, vaulting). Presentation of the biggest horse in the world.

Castle from th 16th and 18th century. Situated 2km from Bagnoles de l'Orne, the castle covers about twenty hectares and is covered by 3km of wooded paths. An exhibition room full of souvenirs will tell you more about the history of the castle and its region.

At the heart of aging cellars of Calvados (50 barrels), I summarize the history of Calvados and more particularly the origin of the Domfrontais derived from the Apple and the Pear. I trace the steps from picking fruits until distillation. I mention the art dealer and breeder, the various outlets of local products and the creation of trademarks with Calvados. We end the visit by tasting the homemade namely Pom-Cherry and Calvados bagnolèse more or less old.

Come take a break on our terrace in the charming centre of one of "The Most Beautiful Villages of France".

Le Péché de Gourmandise is a bistro in the centre of Sainte-Suzanne, on the charming Place de l'Église. We offer delicious set-price menus made with regional products.

A charming estate ideally located in Sainte Suzanne, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France, 2h30 from Paris, the Clos de Loré restaurant welcomes you in a style that combines the modern and the old, for your family, group or business meals... Come and enjoy our chef's delicious dishes in the dining room or on the terrace. Come and discover the cocktail bar.

In the heart of the medieval village of Sainte-Suzanne, La Perle du Maine welcomes you in a warm and authentic atmosphere. Our crêperie celebrates local flavours with buckwheat pancakes and gourmet crêpes, prepared before your very eyes in our open kitchen. Come and share a convivial moment over a good meal.

L'Etoile des Routiers is a restaurant offering quality French cuisine using local produce. We are known for our warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Near attractions and close to the Laval-Le Mans route, this restaurant is easily accessible and lies at the heart of the land of Art and History.

Located in the heart of the village, in this restaurant you will taste a traditionnal cuisine made with fresh products.

In the centre of Evron, this restaurant offers Asian specialities on site or take away.

Cosy accommodations in canvas lodges in the Glamping of Sainte-Suzanne, one of the "Most Beautiful Village in France".

Just 500 metres from the historic town centre, this light-filled gîte is an ideal base for exploring Sainte Suzanne, its hiking and trail routes and the surrounding region. The gîte offers large living rooms - lounge, dining room and fitted kitchen - as well as 3 bedrooms, a shower room with a large walk-in shower and a separate toilet. Garden and terrace. Shops and crafts 500 metres away. More services in Evron, 8km away. Sainte-Suzanne and the Coëvrons are renowned for their exceptional cultural and natural heritage.

A stone-built house, paved terrace, enclosed garden, comfort and facilities are the key words of this cocoon situated just 400 metres from the ramparts of the small town of Sainte Suzanne. This pied-à-terre means you can enjoy the town, its museums, restaurants and events, as well as the many well-maintained signposted footpaths, without needing a car. The Coëvrons region combines cultural heritage with unspoilt nature. Local shops in Sainte Suzanne, and even more in Evron, 9km away.

At the foot of the ramparts of the medieval town of Sainte Suzanne, listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", this detached house combines the charm of a renovated old part with a contemporary wooden extension. Sleeping up to 6 people, it offers comfortable accommodation in three beautifully decorated bedrooms. Outside, you'll enjoy a terrace on stilts with direct access to the living room, as well as a second terrace at the bottom of the garden, equipped with a dining area and barbecue. The enclosed grounds provide a safe environment for children. Please note: the gîte is located on the corner of Place Ambroise de Loré, on the edge of Route Départementale 7, just 60 metres from the pedestrianised area of the town and 80 metres from the Promenade de la Poterne. Motorcyclists and cyclists will find a covered area to shelter their bikes. Sainte-Suzanne, nicknamed "The Pearl of Maine", boasts a rich historical heritage: the Erves dolmen - the 11th-century keep, which resisted William the Conqueror - the 17th-century château, built for Fouquet de la Varenne, minister to Henry IV and Governor General of the Post Office - the Musée de l'Auditoire - the Grand Moulin and the English camp. There are many cultural events throughout the year, and nature lovers will love the hiking trails that criss-cross the surrounding area. On foot, by bike or on horseback, explore the Tertre Ganne site or the Promenade des Moulins. Nearby: The Saulges caves and their prehistoric site (17 km) - The Gallo-Roman town of Jublains (23 km) - The village of Saint-Pierre-sur-Erve, classified as a "Petite Cité de Caractère" (15 km) - The Moulin de Thévalles, a listed historic monument, with its mechanism dating from 1850 (20 km). Shops and services available in Sainte-Suzanne, as well as art boutiques. Business: 4 people maximum (housekeeping compulsory) 1 and 2-night weekend stays: arrival 4pm - departure 4pm From 3 nights: arrival 4pm - departure 10am

Contemporary decoration guest rooms located in the heart of Sainte-Suzanne, one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France".