Ligueil

The Church of St. Martin was founded in the 12th century. But the original building remain only vestiges. The chancel was rebuilt in the 13th century and again in the 15th century. The high altar with tabernacle and altar decorated ranked 17th century.

In the village, which serves as the Lordship mayor since 1921, is a collection of 17th century buildings.

A few steps from this home is the Chancellery of the 18th century.

Other sights you can discover around in Ligueil signposted trails:

The mill Edmaine (nineteenth century).

The old house of Péagu (fifteenth century).

The Tourmelière (seventeenth century).

Castle Epigny (eighteenth century).

The Chapel of Our Lady of the Angels (nineteenth century).

Each year, many festivities and events take place on Ligueil:

Hiking Rousserolles: early March.

International Football Tournament: at Pentecost.

Flea market yard sale of the Friends of Twinning: mid-August.

Percufolies early September.

Milk Day and Flea Market: late September.

Many activities (bingo, tea dances ...) punctuate the life of the town each month.