Langrolay-sur-Rance

Malouinière of the 18th century, the castle of Beauchêne was built on the remains of an old manor of which you can still see some elements of the 17th century. Listed as a Historic Monument, the building is not accessible to visitors.

Built in the 18th century, the current Saint-Laurent church was erected on the initiative of the Gouin de Beauchêne family. With its typical architecture, it reveals on its facade a double staircase giving access to the gallery, at the bottom of the nave, and to a turret flanking the bell tower.

While strolling through the town, don't forget to admire the villa and the Gallo-Roman thermal baths on a plateau overlooking the Rance. This is one of the largest villas in the region and it is in an exceptional state of conservation.

You can also admire the Rochettes mill from the 18th century, a granite cross, a holy water font from the 17th century or even a sanctuary dedicated to Notre-Dame du Châtelet. Erected on the shore of Morlet at the beginning of the 20th century, this Marian sanctuary bears witness to the piety of sailors at the time.

• Concerts and events are organized on the occasion of the Fête de la Musique and the Fête de la Saint-Jean in June.
• A fireworks display is organized on July 14 to celebrate the national holiday.