Mont-Saint-Jean: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Mont-Saint-Jean offers tangible points of interest related to history, landscape and activities. The well-known remains of the Villa gallo-romaine de Roullée/La Selle comprise 16 built units across 2.7 hectares. At the Haras de la petite Boëlle, riding lessons are offered for children aged two and over as well as for adults.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Mont-Saint-Jean combines accommodation planning with the choice of this destination.

Culture and History

The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste was built in several phases, including in the late 15th century, the early 16th century and the second half of the 19th century. The first parish sanctuary of the Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste is Romanesque in style. An average of 25 minutes is allocated for an individual visit to the church.

The local cultural heritage also includes the Lavoir de Quincampoix. It was built at the request of the village's washerwomen. The restoration was carried out entirely by volunteers who cared deeply about the local cultural heritage.

Trails and Landscape

The Circuit Ferriere is an easy 7.2-kilometre walking trail; the stated duration is one hour. It is designated as a Sentier de Promenade et de Randonnée (PR). The Circuit Ferriere offers various viewpoints from one hill to another and includes a deeply recessed path approximately 300 metres long.

At the Saut du Serf, the rock is known as Sainte-Suzanne sandstone. Rochebrune, together with the Saut du Serf, forms an elevated viewpoint with an exceptional panorama over the Sillé-le-Guillaume state forest and the surrounding landscape.

Other places: Villaines-sous-Malicorne, Courcelles-la-Forêt, Marolles Les Braults, La Bazoge, Mézières-Sous-Lavardin, Souvigné-Sur-Sarthe, Fercé-Sur-Sarthe, Assé-Le-Boisne.

For the broader travel overview: Sarthe.