Things to see and do Moncé-En-Belin

Horse in Bélinois offers horse and pony rides by level group. And for the walking riders, there's really something to be fun about. Choose the two-hour walk (at 30 €) and leave in the heart of the forest. You can ride in long stretches of sand in the middle of the pine trees at any time. For the less adventurous, there is also a carriage, towed by a percheron. The farm also offers pensions for horse owners, stay for groups and hikes in France (Oléron Island during summer, for example) and abroad (hiking in Morocco). All year round, there are courses on ponies and horses, discovery courses, address games, initiation to the aerobatic, the passage of the galops. Everything is possible!

Go to the city cemetery. The chapel was built at the location of old mérovingiennes tombs. It dates from the th century and is classified in historic monuments, as is the wall and the trees surrounding it. The lantern of the dead is much older, it would have been built around the th. century. This turret at the chapel contained a lamp whose exact utility is unknown, even if it is believed that it had a religious or military role (the spiritual explanation is given in this guide, for that of Parigné-l'Bishop).

This building dates back to the fifteenth century century and has been often rewritten, where we seem to be a little strange, with its square tower and round turret. Don't miss the Pieta of the XVII century and the th-century stained glass windows and th centuries. This church is considered a Gothic-plantagenet style, characterized by particularly curved vaults and inspired by the Romanesque style. You will find other examples at Le Mans (the cathedral or the Couture Abbey) or in Luché-Pringé (the Saint Martin church).