Things to do in Angers

Around Angers, Notrebellefrance lists 9 tourist sites within 25 km, including 6 castles. Not to be missed: Château de Brissac, Angers and Le château d'Angers.

Château de Brissac
Castles · Maine-et-Loire

Château de Brissac

Pays de la LoireMust-see17 km away

Taller than all the royal castles, Brissac, with seven storeys and 204 rooms, deserves its nickname of giant of the Loire Valley.

Angers
Towns & cities · Maine-et-Loire

Angers

Pays de la LoireOutstanding1 km away

Former capital of Anjou dominated by its fortified castle with seventeen towers, whose old town preserves superb half-timbered houses.

Le château d'Angers
Castles · Maine-et-Loire

Le château d'Angers

Pays de la LoireOutstanding1 km away

This colossus of tuffeau and slate piles up superlatives: 17 towers, a kilometre of walls, 1,000 years of history, plenty of activities and the largest medieval tapestry in the world.

Terra Botanica
Theme parks · Maine-et-Loire

Terra Botanica

Pays de la LoireWorth a visit2 km away
Château du Plessis-Macé
Castles · Maine-et-Loire

Château du Plessis-Macé

Pays de la LoireWorth a visit11 km away
Château du Plessis-Bourré
Castles · Maine-et-Loire

Château du Plessis-Bourré

Pays de la LoireWorth a visit13 km away

The château du Plessis-Bourré was rebuilt from 1468 on the foundations of a medieval fortress, the château du Plessis-le-Vent, bought in 1462 by Jean Bourré, grand treasurer and trusted man of Louis XI.

Le Jardin des Kangourous
Zoos & wildlife parks · Maine-et-Loire

Le Jardin des Kangourous

Pays de la LoireWorth a visit15 km away
Château de Serrant
Castles · Maine-et-Loire

Château de Serrant

Pays de la LoireWorth a visit16 km away

The sumptuous château de Serrant, whose brown schist contrasts with white tuffeau, has a lot of personality.

Château de Montgeoffroy
Castles · Maine-et-Loire

Château de Montgeoffroy

Pays de la LoireWorth a visit22 km away

In the heart of Anjou, the château de Montgeoffroy, inhabited by the de Contades family since 1670, perpetuates the French art of living in the rediscovered freshness of its eighteenth-century decor.