Trôo

• To see in Trôo: while you walk in the village, you can admire:

• The Saint-Martin collegiate church built between the 11th and 14th centuries.
• The well that speaks deep 45 m, its echo returns your words; Its wooden courtyard is remarkable.
• The staircase St-Gabriel which is the site of the primitive church of Trôo, where its saint of the same name is nestled. The Fournil St-Gabriel, located below the staircase, was the village's old troglodyte bakery, next to the source that supplied the village with water until 1972.
• The Saint-Martin cross located on the GR35 which passes to Trôo, the remains of the ramparts, the feudal Motte which overlooks the village and the monument to the dead of the sculptor Bourdelle.

• For a few entrance fees, you can visit:

• The petrifying cave (which hosts Trôo Tourisme and the postal agency +33 2 54 72 87 50) where limestone flows crystallize the objects placed underneath.
• The cellar Yuccas: troglodytic dwelling of 6 rooms furnished in the old way.

• Wine cellar where in season you can taste the wines of the slopes of the Vendômois.
• A workshop of binding-gilding making you discover the techniques and the works of this craftwork.
• Murano glass spinning workshop.
• Workshop of painting-sculpture (carved tufa stone, painting course, opening of the workshop to the public every day in season).
• Painting workshop rue du Puits qui Parle.
• Literary Café (conferences and debates once a month, open all summer and weekends the rest of the year).
• The tourist train of the Loir Valley linking Trôo to Thoré-la-Rochette. In the summer, you can discover the landscape in a different way.
• In front of Trôo and on the other side of the Loir, you will discover the magnificent church of Saint-Jacques-des-Guérets with its frescoes restored in 2000.

The festival of music Trôo (the Saturday before June 21) draws a crowd of more and more numerous each year, in fact, forty bands of all kinds animate the village on all sides.

• The church of Saint-Jacques-des-Guérets.
• A few kilometers west of Troo, you can discover Couture-sur-Loir where is the native Manor poet Pierre de Ronsard. To the east, Montoire and Chapelle Saint-Gilles and the picturesque village of Lavardin and Vendôme, city of art and history.