Landemont: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The “Le Petit Anjou” hiking trail begins in Landemont.
Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Landemont can combine personal travel planning with hiking trails, history and local products.
Things to do
Landemont has three walking trails. The network of hiking paths recalls the former “Le Petit Anjou” railway. One hiking trail follows the surviving traces of the historic railway line. The network of hiking paths also crosses the gently rolling slopes of the Divatte.
Leisure activities in Landemont include hiking, cyclosport and palets clubs.
Nature
The Divatte Valley in the wider area around Landemont is designated as an “espace naturel sensible” (ENS), a sensitive natural area.
History
The Notre-Dame church in Landemont is a 19th-century building and an archaeologically recorded heritage site.
In 1040, Jean d’Aurèle donated a small farm holding located in a place called “Landamon” to the monks of Marmoutier; the monks cleared the area covered by forests and heathland.
In 1709, Father Louis Marie Grignon de Montfort stayed in a house on Rue du Bocage while preaching a mission in the Nantais region.
The Pont Thurinet bridge near La Pelleterie dates from the 15th and 16th centuries.
Local area
The Ferme du Gaec de la Divatte has a farm shop selling dairy products, charcuterie, beef and eggs directly to customers. The Ferme du Gaec de la Divatte in Landemont offers local and seasonal products.
The Les Jardins de l’Étoile picnic area is located on the outskirts of Landemont, behind the Étoile des Charneaux hall, and has a covered area.
It is on the road to Angers, around 40 minutes from Nantes and 10 km from the banks of the Loire; it also offers children's play equipment and toilets.
To the wider travel overview: Maine-Et-Loire.
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