Marigne tourism and travel guide

Visit Marigne: highlights and tourist information

Marigne is situated in the Maine-et-Loire department and Pays de la Loire region.

Below you can see some of the places that we have visited and reviewed and can recommend when you are sightseeing close to Marigne in Pays de la Loire.

Popular places to visit nearby include Chateau Plessis-Bourre at 15 km and Solesmes at 28 km.

Marigne, France: places to visit and attractions

Note that all distances below are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater!

Chateau Plessis-Bourre

Chateau Plessis-Bourre

Castle at 15 km (direction south-south-east)

The most unusual feature of Chateau Plessis-Bourre is the way it combines medieval and...

See Chateau Plessis-Bourre guide
Solesmes

Solesmes

at 28 km (direction east-north-east), in the Sarthe department

Solesmes is known for its Abbey Saint-Pierre, an important benedictine abbey that has helped...

See Solesmes guide
Chateau d'Angers

Chateau d'Angers

Castle at 28 km (direction south-south-east)

The mighty fortified walls of Chateau d'Angers form an interesting contrast with the more...

See Chateau d'Angers guide
Angers Cathedral

Angers Cathedral

Cathedral at 28 km (direction south-south-east)

The cathedral in Angers is the earliest example of Angevin gothic architecture in France...

See Angers Cathedral guide
 
 
Apocalypse Tapestry

Apocalypse Tapestry

at 28 km (direction south-south-east)

The Apocalypse Tapestry is a remarkable 14th century tapestry, 100 metres long, telling the...

See Apocalypse Tapestry guide
Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin

Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin

Church at 29 km (direction south-south-east)

The Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin in Angers combines 1500 years of religious architecture with...

See Collegiate Church of Saint-Martin guide
Angers

Angers

at 29 km (direction south-south-east)

Most famous for its castle, Angers also has a cathedral and many other interesting...

See Angers guide
Saulges

Saulges

at 33 km (direction north-east), in the Mayenne department

The principal attraction in Saulges is the caves, occupied in prehistoric times...

See Saulges guide
 
 
Parcé-sur-Sarthe

Parcé-sur-Sarthe

at 34 km (direction east-north-east), in the Sarthe department

Parcé sur Sarthe is a classified petites cites de caractere and has an attractive...

See Parcé-sur-Sarthe guide
Asnieres-sur-Vegre

Asnieres-sur-Vegre

at 34 km (direction east-north-east), in the Sarthe department

The small town of Asnières-sur-Vègre is especially picturesque in the area around the bridge...

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Laval

Laval

at 41 km (direction north-north-west), in the Mayenne department

The castle, the river and the historic centre make the substantial town of Laval...

See Laval guide
Chateau de Brissac

Chateau de Brissac

Castle at 42 km (direction south-south-east)

The Chateau de Brissac is the tallest castle in France, has more than 200...

See Chateau de Brissac guide
 
 
Bauge

Bauge

at 43 km (direction east-south-east)

Bauge is a small traditional town with a small castle - and a very...

See Bauge guide
Sainte-Suzanne

Sainte-Suzanne

Most Beautiful Village at 46 km (direction north-east), in the Mayenne department

The medieval village and the castle in the pretty village of Sainte-Suzanne still retain...

See Sainte-Suzanne guide

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Markets in and near Marigne

  • Chateauneuf-sur-Sarthe: market Friday (11km)
  • Le Lion-d'Angers: market Friday (13km)
  • Chateau-Gontier: market Thursday & (14km)
  • Tierce: market Wednesday (17km)
  • Segre: market Wednesday & Saturday (19km)
  • Sable-sur-Sarthe: market Monday (24km)
  • Seiches-sur-le-Loir: market Thursday (26km)
  • Meslay-du-Maine: market Friday (26km)
  • Craon: market Monday (28km)
  • Saint-Barthelemy-d'Anjou: market Tuesday (30km)

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Tourist attractions near Marigne, France

What to do at Marigne? Some places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Marigne.

Most beautiful villages in France

(see also beautiful French villages)

National Monuments

Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour)

  • Chateau-Gontier (13km)
  • La Fleche (41km)
  • Vitre (62km)

Churches and religious monuments

  • Eglise de Notre Dame (Chenehutte-Treves-Cunault) (52km)
  • Prieuré de Notre-Dame de Cunault (Chenehutte-Treves-Cunault) (52km)

Remarkable gardens

  • Parc et jardins du château de Craon (28km)
  • Jardins du Pin (39km)
  • Jardins de la Massonnière (45km)
  • Jardins du Mirail (51km)

Sites of natural beauty

  • Île Saint-Aubin (24km)
  • Forêt du Pertre (51km)
  • Étang de la Valière (58km)
  • Étang de Paintourteau (58km)

Towns of Art and history

Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie)

  • Chenille-Change (4km)
  • Coudray (8km)
  • La Cropte (28km)
 
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Geography and distances

Marigne is in the western-centre of France at 28 kilometres from Angers, the department capital (general information: Marigne is 253 kilometres from Paris).

Geographical Information

Commune: Marigne

Canton: Châteauneuf-sur-Sarthe

Arrondissement: Segré

Department: Maine-et-Loire

Region: Pays de la Loire

Postcode: 49330

Distance to Marigne

from Angers (prefecture): 28 km

from Paris: 253 km

from Calais: 401 km

from Nice: 757 km

from Bordeaux: 321 km

from Strasbourg: 628 km

Getting here

Most visitors arrive in a car from one of the ferry terminals - Saint Malo and Caen are most practical, allow around 3-4 hours for the journey. For driving distances to Marigne from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.

We have 10 other places listed as being close (less than kilometres from ): Chambellay, Chenille-Change, Cherre, Daon, La Jaille-Yvon, Menil, Querre, Saint-Laurent-Des-Mortiers, Saint-Michel-de-Feins and Soeurdres.

This page in French: Visiter Marigne

 
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