Often called the most beautiful village in the Sarthe. A chateau, sixteenth and seventeenth century houses, a thirteenth century Court of Justice, watermills, an ancient bridge, the parish church with its eleventh and fourteenth century wall paintings, these are some of the things which make up this “ravissant” village.

Saint-Denis-d’Anjou is a town strongly marked by the history of the counts of Anjou and of Maine. See the XVIth century wall paintings, the ancient forge, the prison, the 16th century market hall, and the XVIth century chapter house.