Matougues: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Culture and History

Matougues is home to the Romanesque Church of Saint-Georges, a church classified as a historic monument. Its nave dates from the early 12th century; by decree of 24 July 1986, the church was classified as a historic monument.

A fresco by Roland Irolla, an artist who lived in Matougues, can be found on the Matougues water tower. It depicts scenes from Matougues, including the church and the bridge over the Marne. The façade of Matougues Town Hall is built from chalk tiles.

Leisure

Matougues' public leisure area includes children's play equipment, a pétanque court, a beach volleyball court, a small BMX track and a covered picnic area.

Paths and Nature

The “Balade à Matougues” circular walk is a very easy 2.6-kilometre walk lasting around 30 minutes. It is designated as a heritage trail for occasional walkers.

A footpath has been created in the Marne Valley at Matougues. The farm tracks towards the Marne Valley pass through an area rich in birdlife; corncrakes, among others, breed in the fallow land. The walk in Matougues mentions the GR14 as a route for continuing towards Juvigny.

Those who choose Matougues for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Local Area

The farmers' market in Matougues brings together around 15 local producers. Products include meat, poultry, eggs, Champagne lentils, honey and traditionally made fruit juices. Ferme du Moulin sells poultry, eggs, preserves and prepared dishes directly from the farm.

To the higher-level travel overview: Marne.

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