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Grez-Neuville (Maine-et-Loire, France)

Grez-Neuville is a peaceful village set along the Sarthe River, in the heart of Anjou. The village retains a rural silhouette of tuffeau stone houses and old farms. There is a gentle transition between farmland and river corridors ideal for relaxation. The setting attracts walkers, anglers and those seeking a slower pace than in nearby towns.

Heritage and history

The village displays rural heritage typical of Anjou, with old buildings, traces of milling activity and a traditional village layout. There are elements of religious architecture and stone houses bearing witness to several centuries of occupation. Local history remains visible in place names and small rural structures scattered around the village.

Nature and landscapes

The banks of the Sarthe offer floodplain meadows, willows and pastures. Views of the river change with the seasons, according to bird migrations and blooms. The towpaths and trails along the river allow for easy walks and opportunities to observe aquatic wildlife.

Outdoor activities

Grez-Neuville is a good starting point for canoeing-kayaking, fishing and cycling along Anjou’s greenways. Hiking routes cross hedged countryside and fields, offering quiet stages for walkers. The environment is also suitable for picnics and nature photography.

Gastronomy and wines

The village lies within the cultural and gastronomic area of Anjou. Local products are enjoyed here: cheeses, apples and meat-based specialties, accompanied by the wines of Anjou found at nearby wine shops and estates.

Not to miss

• The Sarthe River: walks, fishing and a natural observatory.
• The banks of the Sarthe: towpaths and tranquil viewpoints.
• The village centre: tuffeau houses and rural atmosphere.
• Hiking routes: walks through bocage and meadows.
• The wines of Anjou: tastings and local products to discover.