THE HALLS

In the heart of this small village, the halls are a nice surprise for the traveler lost away from tourist circuits: these are the oldest wooden wooden stores built in Sarthe. They were previously made up of a nave and two sides which disappeared with the establishment of traffic lanes. Built in 1535 thanks to Jacques Hamelin, the bishop of Tulle and Confessor of François I, to hold fairs and markets, they were partially demolished in 1847. They then failed to be demolished in 2000, but the commune of René restored them.