Locality of Maine-et-Loire, Pays de la Loire, Soucelles takes place about fifteen kilometers from Angers and its famous castle, not far from Villevêque or Montreuil-sur-Loir, on the banks of the Loir.
Soucelles knew a human occupation from the 1st century BC, with the arrival of a Gallic tribe, the Andigans, seduced by the landscapes. On the side of Calvinism during the wars of religion of the sixteenth century, the town suffers heavily, especially seeing his castle burned.
With its rich history and significant architectural heritage, the town of Soucelles continues to attract many visitors each year wanting to discover the local culture, as well as the mysteries of this part of Maine-et-Loire. Its proximity to Angers, known for its tapestry of the Apocalypse, also makes it an ideal place to stay in the region.