Tuffalun

The castle of Grézille takes place in the old town of Ambillou-Château. The building, built between the fifteenth and seventeenth century, is now listed in the Historical Monuments for its facades and roofs, and classified for its church in ruins with the turret staircase, its floor and its moat. A cross located nearby, also has a particular form and quite rare. Do not miss the Bois Raymond dolmen, witness of a very old human occupation on the territory.

Located in Louerre, the church Saint-Maurice takes place near the source of Aubance. The foundations of its bell tower date from the 13th century, while the choir is from the 16th century. Built in golden tuffeau and white tuffeau, it is surrounded by a pretty walk to discover the plants of moorland. Not far, you can also see the tower Beauregard overlooking the forest, the Vau manor of the sixteenth century, the Noblet Wood Manor of the sixteenth century, or the Mansion of the 17th century Félonière and its oratory of the eighteenth century.

In Louerre, it is possible to discover an old troglodyte village.

Several marked hiking trails take place in and around the town of Tuffalun, allowing to appreciate the traditional architectural heritage, as well as the local fauna and flora.

In June, place at the festival Tu'Fête Arts which highlights the local artistic talents in music, dance, or theater.