Village remarquable de Maigné

Historic site and monument
Castle
Civil cemetary
Church
House and building
Mill
Minor heritage
Town, village and district

72210 Maigné

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The history and heritage of Maigné will follow in your footsteps. Maigné, another key stage in the Petits villages de caractères. You can request a guided tour of the village by contacting us by e-mail.

A natural curiosity embraced by the River Gée, Maigné is a charming village that can be explored from the 12th-century church of St Vigor, through its flower-filled lanes, old corn mills, wash house and magnificent residences dating from the 15th to 18th centuries. This village is also the starting point for many excursions into the surrounding countryside. surrounding countryside. Take advantage of the wetland area for a pleasant picnic break. History of the village: Maigné was a farming and wine-growing village, with stone quarrying and hemp cloth manufacture until the 19th century.