Selection of the most beautiful monuments in Sarthe

Halle
72260 René

The halls of René, built in the 2nd quarter of the 16th century, are a historical monument located in the commune of René, Sarthe, Pays de la Loire region.

Fanum
72610 Oisseau-le-Petit

The Gallo-Roman fanum of Oisseau-le-Petit, located in the Sarthe, is an ancient sanctuary in the territory of the Aulercas Cenomans, classified as a historical monument in 1987. Its remains reveal a secondary agglomeration with thermal baths, theatre and villa.

Old bridge
72430 Asnières-sur-Vègre

The Old Bridge over the Vègre, built at the beginning of the 19th century in Asnières-sur-Vègre (Sarthe), is a marble and sandstone bridge rebuilt in 1806 by the entrepreneur Jacques Baumier, classified as a historical monument since 1984.

City gate
72400 La Ferté-Bernard

The Saint-Julien Gate, built around 1480 in La Ferté-Bernard (Sarthe), is a medieval fortified vestige marking the historic entrance of the city, combining defence and urban prestige.

Palace
72000 Le Mans

The Palais du Grabatoire, an ancient 16th-century canonial palace located in Le Mans in the Plantagenet City, is a historic monument inscribed since 1927, marked by remarkable urban architecture and unknown history.

Logis
72600 Saint-Rémy-du-Val

The house of Moullins, seigneurial residence of the 15th-XVIth centuries in Saint-Rémy-du-Val (Sarthe), combines flamboyant Gothic architecture and medieval remains of a 12th century priory, classified as a Historic Monument since 1926.

Halle
72400 La Ferté-Bernard

The Halles de La Ferté-Bernard, built in the 2nd quarter of the 16th century, is an emblematic historical monument of this Sarthois city, formerly dedicated to the trade of canvases and grains.

Gallo-Roman substitutes
72000 Le Mans

The Gallo-Roman enclosure of Le Mans, built between the third and fourth centuries, is a monumental bulwark of 1,300 meters long, famous for its polychrome geometric decorations unique in France. Located in the historic town of Le Mans (Land of the Loire), it symbolizes the urban and military power of late antiquity.