Travel Guide Sainte-Marguerite-De-Carrouges

Sainte-Marguerite-de-Carrouges is in the heart of the park in the heart of the park. This wetland is bathed by three rivers: Coupigny Creek, Bois Landry Creek and Udon. The church of the village was also the church of Carrouges, which was not given until the revolution. Carred became a commune whose village of Sainte-Marguerite decided to separate in 1864. It is now a predominantly agricultural commune, without trade or industry, the well-preserved and restored construction, which counts many secondary residences, particularly appreciated by the English. The village is a charming village organized around a remarkable church (xie-xve centuries) with beautiful granite houses with slate roof. In addition, farms scattered in hamlet on granitic croups or deep valleys are added.