Things to see and do Montval-Sur-Loir

Located at the corner of Léon Loiseau and Saint John streets, this beautiful property built in the th century once hosted the Club family, which was held in high office in the warden of Château-du-Loir. Today, there are artists'exhibitions in the Henri IV room. Visiting the outside is possible with this white facade that attracts the eye. It was one of the last seats from premier until the Revolution. You will be able to visit the indoor rooms by reservation, and admire its monumental staircase. If you are an artist and are looking for a place for an exhibition, please do not hesitate to contact us. It is also a great address for banquets or weddings.

As a parish parish church, the Saint-Guingalois collegiate church was built around 1070 to welcome in its crypt the relics of Saint Guénolé (Saint Guingalois) which had been brought to Château-du-Loir in 878 by Breton monks fleeing the Vikings. It was devastated in 1051 and was transferred to the monks of Mamoutier in 1067. Ronsard was prieur there. The building has several strengths to claim: a th century crypt, a th century Gothic choir and a, nave of the th century. The organ of the th century is classified.