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Sèvremoine
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Sèvremoine (Maine-et-Loire, France)
Sèvremoine is a new municipality in Maine-et-Loire created in 2015 by the merger of several small rural communes. Its territory brings together a bocage typical of South Anjou, crossed by watercourses and dotted with old villages. There is a dispersed heritage — churches, manor houses and mills — that reflects an agricultural and artisanal history. The commune also offers convenient access to regional tourist hubs.
Heritage and history
The territory of Sèvremoine preserves traces of long-standing rural occupation, visible in the parish churches and some notable residences. The recent merger has made it possible to highlight the archives and local heritage of the merged communes. Local toponyms and small monuments recall the importance of agriculture and crafts in the area's history.
Nature and landscapes
The landscape is typical of the Anjou bocage: hedgerows, meadows, orchards and small streams, including the Moine river which structures some villages. Towpaths and communal trails offer peaceful walks, suitable for observing a diverse countryside. Colors vary greatly with the seasons, from the tender green of spring to the golden hues of autumn.
Outdoor activities and leisure
The commune is well suited to cycling, hiking and horseback riding on communal and intercommunal routes. Local associations organize nature outings and periodic markets that enliven the villages. For larger services and attractions, Sèvremoine benefits from the proximity of nearby urban centers.
Atmosphere and gastronomy
The atmosphere remains that of a lively rural area: local markets, small village festivals and farm producers. One can taste Anjou terroir products from surrounding farms and local specialties offered occasionally at markets.
Not to miss
- Saint-Macaire-en-Mauges: historical heart among the merged communes, villages and parish heritage.
- Saint-André-de-la-Marche: rural features and local conviviality.
- La Moine (river): walks along the watercourse and bocage landscapes.
- Hiking trails: communal routes for walking and cycling.
- Markets and local events: opportunities to discover local produce.