Best attractions and places to see around Beaumont-Village include historical sites and natural landscapes. This region in Indre-et-Loire offers a mix of cultural heritage and outdoor spots. Visitors can explore castles and chapels, alongside lakes and historical aqueducts. The area provides opportunities for discovering local history and enjoying the natural environment.
Last updated: July 8, 2026
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Château de Montrésor was actually born twice From the outside, it looks like one castle, but it consists of two worlds: a medieval fortress from the 11th century; an elegant Renaissance residence from the 16th century. So you literally walk through almost 1000 years of history. According to a local legend, the name Montrésor comes from “mont du trésor” - the mountain of treasure. There was once a hidden treasure in the hill. Is that really true? Probably not… but a medieval castle naturally comes with a treasure story.
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The site is interesting, but very poorly maintained. It deserves a major renovation.
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Between Montrésor and Chemillé-sur-Indrois are underground aqueducts. These underground galleries dug into the rock by the Romans were used to supply a villa and thermal baths. Go to the Montrésor post office car park and follow the signs to this building.
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The Château de Montrésor overlooks the village of Montrésor, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France. It was bought by a Polish immigrant, Count Branicki who settled there in 1849 to flee Russia and the ukase of Tsar Nicolas I and still remains in the Branicki family today.
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This circular chapel built in the 12th century has been restored and decorated. Inside, you will find a remarkable set of frescoes depicting the life of Christ and the Virgin Mary. You can see the interior of this chapel by reserving the keys at the Loches Tourist Office or at the Montrésor Tourist Office.
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Lac du pas aux anes with its typical shelter allows you to have a beautiful spot for a break or a picnic...
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Near Céré-la-Ronde, to see, castle, huntsman's museum, forest walk, etc; See their website: https://www.montpoupon.com/
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Montpoupon castle is located in Indre-et-Loire, east of Tours, 10 km south of Montrichard and a few km from Chenonceau castle on the road to Loches, in a valley, in the heart of a Forest. It depends on the municipality of Céré-la-Ronde. It has been classified as a historical monument since January 1966
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The region is rich in history. You can explore magnificent castles such as Montrésor Castle, which has been owned by the Branicki family since 1849 and overlooks one of France's most beautiful villages. Another significant historical monument is Montpoupon Castle, nestled in a forest valley. Don't miss the 12th-century Saint-Jean-du-Liget Chapel, known for its restored frescoes depicting the life of Christ and the Virgin Mary.
Yes, for a peaceful natural spot, visit Lac du Pas aux Ânes. It features a shelter and is ideal for a break or a picnic by the water. The lake also offers a pleasant viewpoint.
The area around Beaumont-Village is excellent for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find various routes for mountain biking, running, and hiking. For detailed trails, explore the MTB Trails around Beaumont-Village, Running Trails around Beaumont-Village, and Hiking around Beaumont-Village guides.
Absolutely! Both Montrésor Castle and Lac du Pas aux Ânes are considered family-friendly. The castle offers an engaging historical experience, while the lake provides a relaxing setting for picnics and outdoor time with children.
For easy walks, consider the 'Montrésor – Pas aux Ânes Pond loop from Montrésor' which is an easy 23.2 km MTB route, or the 'Aqueduc Gallo-Romain loop from Villeloin-Coulangé' which is an easy 12.8 km MTB route. For hiking, the Hiking around Beaumont-Village guide offers several moderate options, many of which can be adapted for easier strolls.
The spring and autumn months generally offer the most pleasant weather for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling, with mild temperatures and beautiful scenery. Summer can also be enjoyable, though it can be warmer, especially in July and August. Winter offers a different charm, but some outdoor facilities or castle opening hours might be reduced.
Yes, you can visit the Gallo-Roman aqueduct located between Montrésor and Chemillé-sur-Indrois. These underground galleries were dug by the Romans to supply a villa and thermal baths. While the site is interesting, be aware that it is currently poorly maintained.
To view the interior of the Saint-Jean-du-Liget Chapel and its remarkable frescoes, you need to reserve the keys. This can be done at either the Loches Tourist Office or the Montrésor Tourist Office.
Visitors particularly appreciate the blend of historical heritage and natural beauty. The majestic castles like Montrésor and Montpoupon offer a glimpse into the past, while natural spots like Lac du Pas aux Ânes provide serene settings for relaxation and picnics. The opportunity for various outdoor activities also adds to the appeal.
While many trails are easy to moderate, some offer more challenge. For running, the 'Saint-Jean-du-Liget Chapel loop from Chemillé-sur-Indrois' is rated as difficult. For mountain biking, several routes are moderate, such as 'Les Fontaines d'Orfons loop from Genillé' (52.3 km) or 'Chenonceau Castle – Pont de Montrichard loop from Orbigny' (56.8 km). You can find more details in the MTB Trails around Beaumont-Village and Running Trails around Beaumont-Village guides.
Yes, Lac du Pas aux Ânes is specifically highlighted as a beautiful spot for a break or a picnic, complete with a typical shelter. Many of the hiking and cycling routes also pass through scenic areas suitable for a rest.


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