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Endowed with the most beautiful forest of the Perche, Senonches has a rich built heritage (castle, residences, churches), landscape (forest, streams, ponds), and many outdoor activities (hiking and mountain biking, fishing).

Formerly a stopover on the road to Santiago de Compostela, the town lies in a magnificent valley. Walks and heritage visits, including the Notre-Dame d'Iron priory famous for its frescoes and the starting point of the "children's crusade" in 1212.

Marcel Proust's Combray, " ...the little town where one street is named after Papa, one is named after my uncle, where the public garden is my uncle's, where my grandfather was a grocer...". Follow in the footsteps of Marcel Proust and discover the ...

Excess and nature in the small Percheron village of La Ferté Vidame. Between the gigantic French-style parks, the monumentality of the ruins of a decadent 17th century castle, illustrious figures such as Saint-Simon, Louis XIV's memorialist, and ...

Once a bastion and outpost of the kingdom against Normandy, hanging on its rocky spur, the massive keep of Nogent-le-Rotrou dominates the city and recalls the prestigious past of the city, capital of the Perche, land of heritage and courtyard of the ...

A major industrial town in the 19th century, with a rich heritage, Saint-Rémy-sur-Avre has preserved an exceptional natural setting. Hikers, pedestrians, horse riders and mountain bikers gather here to enjoy the countless paths of its green hills ...