Common new Ille-et-Vilaine in Brittany, Les Portes du Coglais take place about sixty kilometers from Rennes, bordering the department of Manche and the town of St. James. About fifteen kilometers from Fougeres, she was born from the merger of Coglès, La Selle-en-Coglès and Montours.
Inhabited since the Gallo-Roman, the Coglais Gates territory expands into the Middle Ages, especially in the course of the eleventh century with the appearance of the parish of Coglès. Over time, the city took the face that it is today, maintaining its traditions and traditional architecture that attracted so many visitors.
The town has become over time a resort popular for its proximity to some of the most beautiful sights of the area. The village of Coglès benefits including the Rural Heritage Commons label Britain and Villages in Bloom (3 flowers).