Plénée-Jugon

• The Arguenon Valley: Located rue de la Fontaine. Relaxation and leisure area for adults and children. Sports course, zipline, toboggan, multisports ground, pumptrack and picnic tables.
• Boquen Abbey: 12th century abbey church, listed as a Historic Monument (Romanesque style, mixed with a nascent ogival style) which houses the tomb of Dom Alexis. In the abbey church: wooden frame with a spidery game in the shape of a vessel, made in the years 1960 - 1965 by the Compagnons du Devoir and the Tour de France of Angers. 15th century choir, where was buried the remains of Gilles de Bretagne, the brother of Duke François II, assassinated by the partisans of his own brother in the prison of his castle of Hardouinaye in Merdrignac (it would be during the passage of his remains that would have appeared the famous "Pas de l'Ane" of Plénée-Jugon). In one of the side chapels of the south transept, a Madonna and Child in polychrome wood from the 15th century. The chapter house has retained its facade on the cloister. The Abbey Mill.
• The media library: 2 place de l'Eglise, forecourt of the town hall. Open since 2010, the municipal media library welcomes you close to the town hall in the heart of the historic center of Plénée-Jugon. A place of culture, education, information and leisure, the media library is also a meeting place for all generations of Plénéens. The staff of the media library, made up of volunteers and professionals, is at your disposal to welcome you there, do not hesitate to call on them.
• The castles:

• Villeneuve Ste Odile castle: 18th century.
• The castle of St Riveul: 17th century.
• The Château de la Moussaye: Middle Ages - 16th-17th-19th centuries.

• The manors:

• The Caëden manor: 17th century.
• The manor of St Mirel: 16th and 19th centuries.

• The Bourdé flour mill, 1928, rue du Capitaine de la Motte.
• The Barbotais mill from the 19th century.
• The Saint-Pierre church from the 15th-18th-19th centuries.
• To be seen during walks:

• The Pierre Longue menhir 3500-1500 BC: "St Mirel".
• The Closset de la Mas menhir 3000-1500 BC: "St Mirel".
• The 17th century Ormeaux cross "Route de Langourla".
• The Delphine cross from the 19th century "La Barre".
• The covered alley of the Neolithic Brousse "La Bernais".
• The Chieuvre "Quilloury" bridge.
• The Neolithic Donkey Walk "Abbaye de Boquen".
• The 18th century wells and oven "La Souche".
• The “La Ville Hervy” oak tree.

• July 13: Fireworks and popular ball with meal.
• In July and August: The Estivales of the media library.
• The 1st weekend of August: Plénée-Jugon festival with garage sale, hikes, cycle races, evening concert...
• The 2nd Sunday of August: Mechanization festival.

Hiking circuit.