Monuments to visit Beaumont-Sur-Sarthe

Housed in th century turrets, the th century building was undoubtedly the residence of the Dukes of Alençon, whose coat of arms still appears on the facade.

The city hall and its gardens reflect in part the beauty of this small, belmontais village. The Specialities know well, tourists also travel to visit this wonderful corner. And city hall is an essential step.

The Romanesque bridge of Beaumont-sur-Sarthe, below which Paisiblement paisiblement flows, is also called stone bridge. It was built between the th and th centuries. At that time, the latter was in wood. It consisted of five arches and was undermined by Germans during World war II in 1944. It was restored (two arches had disappeared) a dozen years ago. The bridge is the natural boundary between Beaumont-sur-Sarthe and Maresché. We advise you to visit this beautiful bridge and walk around, the framework is very soothing. Enjoy this magnificent view of the old castle.

Built in the th century, its measurements give rise to vertigo: a dungeon was exposed to more than 30 metres of height protected by walls of 20 metres thick, over 3 metres thick. Unfortunately it's not enough to protect the city. The Franks then the Normands invade it. It will be burned, so loudly, in the early th century. Then it is the English and then the Counts of Alençon who seize before Henri de Navarre connects the city with his crown. Finally, Louis XIV, a little in the narrow in Versailles, exchange to René II of Froullay, the duchy of Beaumont against lands surrounding his park, became too small. From the castle there are remnants of the wall wall that resists time. The Renaissance style house was built in the heart of the lean, which served as a prison and logement in the jailer in the th century. This castle is private property.