Royal Abbey of Epau

Located southeast of downtown Le Mans, Epo Monastery belongs to a quiet monastery, which belongs to the Western Metropolitan architecture with lots of lawns and woods, and it is really great to visit here.

Abbayedel''pau Epo Monastery is located on the southeast outskirts of Le Mans. It was built in 1229. It is ancient, low-key, quiet and suitable for retreat. It was built in the forest when it was first built, and there are still deep forests around it. It is well preserved so far. It is a 45-minute walk from the train station.

Located on the southeastern outskirts of Le Mans, Epo Monastery is a monastery with a history and war baptism. The building is beautiful, with a large lawn in the middle, surrounded by forests, suitable for self-driving tours.

The Abbey of Epo was built by Queen Berengaria (wife of the King of the Lion Heart) in 1229, one of the most beautiful Western metropolitan buildings in France. After she became widowed, Queen Belengalia gained management of the surrounding land at the municipal level of Le Mans in 1204 and moved to Le Mans, but she felt like a wreck was being beaten by the wind and waves and was about to sink, although she found a shelter, But she was unhappy, so she decided to spend money on building the monastery, where the ruler is now buried. The cultural shrine now hosts concerts, events and conferences all year round.

Very quiet place, I like the feeling of tranquility and distance.