LE BOËL
It's good to walk on the Boel site. Discover the bridge of Pont-Réan, the Boel mill, the quarry of the Landes and the buds of Boël. The banks of the Vilaine offer you on foot or by bike with four bucolic circuits. The Verger loop lets you even pass through Bruz and Guichen. On the banks of the bank, discover the Boel mill laden with stories. Placed at the heart of the current, it makes good stop to contemplate it and take some time for itself. This mill was built in 1652 and is distinguished by strong foothills. Claude Marbœuf, Lord of Laillé, originally used this mill as a source of revenue by forcing his vassals to use it. In 1886, he became the property of a miller and wheat was milled there until war 14-18. In 1962, a violent storm damaged the site and the municipality then focused its reconstruction in partnership with a bruzoise association «Les Amis du Boël». You can enjoy a beautiful natural site for walks and walks. Walking or cycling, follow the banks or paths that overlook the mill because the site is beautiful and wild.
