Saint-Molf: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Saint-Molf church contains a carved wooden panel from the 17th century, which is listed in the register of Monuments historiques. The Chapelle Saint-Germain is the only one of Saint-Molf’s three chapels that is open to the public.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Molf can get to know the town as a destination.
Culture
Construction of Saint-Molf’s present-day church began in 1850 and continued until 1873. Around twenty crosses and calvaries can be discovered in the town at crossroads and in hamlets. The Fontäne Saint-Venant fountain was dug in 1861 during an exceptional drought.
Saint-Molf’s present-day third chapel was completed in April 1880 in the Romanesque style; its original porch has been preserved. It has been deconsecrated since 2015 and regularly hosts art exhibitions.
The Jardin public de la Cure features a photo quiz for which the answers can be checked.
History
In the wider region around Saint-Molf are the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Prières and the Prieuré de Frény, both historic sites. Also in the wider region are the Tumulus de Dissignac, a historic site, and the Château de Suscinio, a château.
Nature
The landscape of Saint-Molf reflects a dual local tradition of salt workers as well as farmers and livestock breeders. The Île de Belair is an island in the vicinity of Saint-Molf.
The Plage de la Baule, Plage Sainte-Marguerite and Plage de la Courance are beaches in the wider region around Saint-Molf.
For the higher-level travel overview: Loire-Atlantique.
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