Journées Européennes du Patrimoine - Château de Montreuil

Free access to the exterior, guided tour for groups (through the large entrance hall opening onto the 2 lounges)

Overlooking the Loir valley and facing the Boudré forest, Château de Montreuil was built in 1848 by the famous Angevin architect René Hodé. It was commissioned by the Gohin de Montreuil family on the site of a former castle, of which two remarkable features still remain: a 16th-century dovecote and a 14th-century chapel.
An exceptional vantage point overlooking the Loir valley, this is a real natural postcard of the local landscape.

The full programme of the JEP in Anjou Loir & Sarthe is available to download as a PDF file below: