Marigny-Marmande: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The “Entre ruisseaux et Truffières” hiking route begins and ends in Marigny-Marmande. It leads to the hut and offers views of the Pigeonnier de la Barre dovecote along the way. At the Marché aux truffes de Marigny-Marmande, visitors can sample black truffles. Renting a holiday apartment in Marigny-Marmande can be part of your personal travel planning.

Landscape and Paths

The area around Marigny-Marmande is hilly, wooded and characterised by grain cultivation. Today, there are several dozen hectares of truffle-growing areas here. The route follows the Veude stream and crosses the Dosse at their confluence.

The Fontaine de la Boissière washhouse is fed by the waters of an underground river. It is one of four surviving washhouses in the commune.

Culture and History

In the centre of Marigny-Marmande, the Château de l’Ardoise can be visited. The Vestiges du prieuré et église de Ponçay were listed as a historic monument by a decree dated 17 April 1931. The former parish church of Ponçay dates from the 12th century and lies in ruins.

Le château de Marmande, a château, is located in the immediate vicinity of Marigny-Marmande. Chateau de Mondion, also a château, is likewise nearby. Château de Richelieu is located in the vicinity of Marigny-Marmande and is a historic site. In the wider region around Marigny-Marmande lies Château de Sainte-Maure-de-Touraine, a château.

Other places: Sainte-Catherine-De-Fierbois, Champigny-Sur-Veude, Berthenay, Beaumont-La-Ronce, Chinon, Betz-Le-Château, Ligré, Cangey.

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