With a few acres of the Jasnières appellation on the border of Lhomme on the Dauvers side, Ruillé also has its winemakers.
But his main interest is the immense religious community of Providence whose buildings and chapel, built from 1820 to 1900, are an excellent example of the evolution of architecture in the nineteenth century.
Founded on the Ruillé plateau by Father Henri Dujarié, the congregation has since spread throughout the world!
The walls of the chapel are adorned with the superb monumental paintings of the painter Lionel Royer, born in Château-du-Loir.
From the top of the Guittière, we have a magnificent view of the village built on the hillside, which was the cradle of Claude and Olivier Ronsard.
We can see the castle emerging above the beautiful park, the old church with its Romanesque choir and nave of the fifteenth century, which has passed through the centuries, and the retreat house of the Franciscan sisters, which dates back to 130 years.
A walk in the village, located in the heart of the Tusson Valley, you will discover its Romanesque church and its two murals, the late fourteenth and early sixteenth, the manor of St. Croix XIV long dedicated to teaching (currently private property), its pretty tufa town hall, the nineteenth wash, and overlooking the village, the castle of the fleet, dating from the sixteenth and rebuilt in the nineteenth.
Inhabited since prehistoric times, the hill is surmounted by a church whose Romanesque murals are exceptional and visible all year round.
