Saint-Fiacre-Sur-Maine - Travel & Tourism Guide Saint-Fiacre-Sur-Maine

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Saint-Fiacre is the most wine-producing commune in France. You get there by a winding road in the middle of a vastness of black vineyards. Between the Sèvre and the Maine, this muscadet will become the purest Sèvre-et-Maine. For the anecdote, Victor Hugo's mother, Sophie Trébuchet, took part in the harvest of Saint-Fiacre. As for Marc Elder, winner of the Goncourt Prize in 1913, he lived in Saint-Fiacre and used the village as the setting for his novels. The Chasseloir castle (its vines are the oldest in the Nantes vineyard) with its 15th century tower (the last vestige of the old feudal castle) is one of the most prestigious estates in Saint-Fiacre

What to visit Saint-Fiacre-Sur-Maine?

CHÂTEAU DU COING VISITES

LE FIACRE

LA DEMEURE DE SAINT-FIACRE

LES PANIERS DE DAVID

GADAIS PÈRE ET FILS

CHÂTEAU DE CHASSELOIR

VIGNOBLES GÜNTHER-CHÉREAU

TENNIS CLUB SEVRE ET MAINE

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Réouverture imminente pour le Musée Dobrée à Nantes

Reopening imminent for the Musée Dobrée in Nantes

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From 05/18/2024 to 12/31/2024 : Nestled in the Graslin district in the heart of Nantes, the Musée Dobrée is about to reopen its doors to the public. Centered around three ...