Blaison-Saint-Sulpice

Classified as Historical Monuments, the church of Saint-Aubin takes place on the former town of Blaison-Gohier. Built in the Middle Ages, it features several elements from the 12th and 15th centuries. The area also has several castles and other mansions such as those of La Boutonnière of the seventeenth century, Chemant of the sixteenth century, La Giraudière, or even Jouralan of the sixteenth century. The town also has a 12th century castle rebuilt between the 15th and 16th centuries. Be sure to admire the menhir of Treumières, which testifies to a very ancient human presence in the region.

In part classified and registered with the Historic Monuments, the castle of Ambroise is a private property that it is possible to admire. Old castle, the house has been redesigned many times. Also on the former commune of Saint-Sulpice, it is possible to admire the church of the same name, also listed in the Historic Monuments.

While walking in Blaison-Saint-Sulpice, one can discover several old washhouses, an old presbytery, as well as different windmills.

The donkey festival is held in May with its traditional garage sale, donkey rides and sales of musical instruments.

At the beginning of August, the municipality organizes the festival of the threshing with numerous animations allowing to discover the traditions of formerly.