The region

The 24 Hours circuit is a racing circuit used by the most famous endurance race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, since 1923. It is also used by vintage racing cars during the Le Mans Classic. A permanent part of the circuit, the Bugatti circuit, hosts the 24 Hours motorcycle race, the French Moto GP Grand Prix, etc. The new "Porsche experience center" allows you to discover, test and learn to master Porsche vehicles in the best possible conditions.

Begun in the 11th century, it was completed in its present form around 1430. The Saint-Julien cathedral, located on the hill of Vieux-Mans, offers an exceptional panoramic view of the whole of the Le Mans region.During the Night of the Chimeras, the angel musicians escape from the vaults of the chapel and come to life to give a celestial concert on the Romanesque portal of the cathedral. Don't miss it this summer!

Le Mans, a "City of Art and History", has a jewel in its crown: the Plantagenet City. Surrounded by a Roman wall dating from the end of the 3rd century and overhung by a cathedral, its cobbled streets lined with wheel chasers are filled with half-timbered houses and Renaissance mansions. This timeless place, ideal for a stroll, will transport you back in time.