Dolmens in the Loire Valley

Dolmens
49140 Corzé

The Dolmen du Bois de la Pidoucière, in Corzé (Maine-et-Loire), is a megalithic monument typical of the Angevin style, inscribed in historical monuments in 1984. Composed of eocene sandstone, it includes a rectangular sepulchral chamber and a partially preserved entrance porch.

Pierre couverte
72330 Parigné-le-Pôlin

The Covered Stone of Parigne-le-Pôlin is a neolithic dolmen located in the wood of Bruon in Parigne-le-Pôlin, Sarthe. Ranked a historic monument in 1982, it bears witness to local megalithism.

Dolmens
49220 Le Lion-d'Angers

The megalithic assembly of the Lion-d'Angers, located in Maine-et-Loire, is an archaeological site composed of three partially destroyed dolmens, dating from the Middle to Final Neolithic (IVth-IIIth millennia BC).

Dolmens
49400 Distré

The Dolmen de La Vacherie, in Distré (Maine-et-Loire), is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic, typical of the angeline dolmens with portico, classified as Historical Monument in 1976.

Dolmens
49260 Antoigné

The dolmen du Griffier, also known as the dolmen de Coulon, is a megalithic monument of the Neolithic located in Antoigné, Maine-et-Loire, classified as historical monuments since 1984.

Dolmens
49123 Champtocé-sur-Loire

The Dolmen de la Romme, located in Champtocé-sur-Loire in Maine-et-Loire, is a 6-metre-long megalithic monument, listed as a historical monument in 1991.

Dolmens
49500 La Ferrière-de-Flée

The Dolmen de la Petifaie, also known as the Fairy Well, is a megalithic monument located in La Ferriere-de-Flée, Maine-et-Loire. Registered as a historical monument in 1990, it bears witness to the local prehistoric heritage.

Pierre couverte
49490 Noyant-Villages

The dolmen called Pierre covered in the Planche, in Noyant-Villages (Maine-et-Loire), is a simple megalithic monument in limestone and sandstone, inscribed in historical monuments since 1983.