Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Tuffé can focus their accommodation search on this destination.
Culture
The Abbaye de Tuffé offers self-guided or guided tours of the monastery buildings and gardens.
The Abbaye de Tuffé also offers events and workshops focusing on the cultural heritage of the Perche Sarthois.
At Tuffé's former railway station, two permanent exhibitions are open to visitors free of charge. The exhibition “Tuffé, une minute d’arrêt” explores the railway and, in particular, the history of the line from Mamers to Saint-Calais, on which Tuffé station was located.
The exhibition “Paysage en R’évolution” presents the diversity of the landscapes of the Perche Sarthois, as well as their development over time and through human intervention, using richly illustrated panels, digital information stations and several objects.
Nature
The Parcours-découverte de Tuffé-Val-de-la-Chéronne is a circular trail of around 2.4 km that presents key elements of Tuffé's cultural heritage from the Middle Ages to the 20th century.
A 3.7 km extension of the Parcours-découverte de Tuffé-Val-de-la-Chéronne leads around the lake and as far as the privately owned Château de Chéronne.
History
The Château de Montfort-le-Rotrou is a château in the vicinity of Tuffé. In the wider area surrounding Tuffé lies the historic site of the Abbaye de Tironneau.
The gatehouse of the privately owned Château de Chéronne is listed as a Monument historique.
