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Alan CotgroveVue De Saule, Le Dit L'auvergneuse
Fenery
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- **Parc Oriental de Maulévrier** (approx. 40 km from Fenery) - This is the largest Japanese garden in France, featuring traditional Japanese landscaping, a serene lake, and a diverse collection of plants. It's a peaceful spot for walking and enjoying nature.
- **Puy du Fou** (approx. 60 km from Fenery) - An award-winning historical theme park, Puy du Fou offers spectacular shows and re-enactments that bring history to life. It's a unique experience, with performances ranging from medieval jousting to Viking battles.
- **Château de Saint-Mesmin** (approx. 25 km from Fenery) - A medieval fortress that offers interactive tours and activities. Visitors can learn about life in the Middle Ages, including demonstrations of medieval crafts and weaponry.
- **Marais Poitevin** (approx. 70 km from Fenery) - Known as the "Green Venice," this network of canals and wetlands is perfect for a relaxing boat ride or a bike tour. The marshland is a haven for birdwatchers and those who enjoy tranquility and nature.
- **Thouars** (approx. 30 km from Fenery) - This historic town features impressive architecture, including the Château des Ducs de La Trémoille and the Church of Saint-Médard. The town also has charming streets and a vibrant market.
- **Abbaye de Fontevraud** (approx. 80 km from Fenery) - One of the largest monastic cities from the Middle Ages, it served as a royal abbey and is the resting place of Richard the Lionheart. The abbey is beautifully preserved and offers insights into its rich history.
- **Bioparc de Doué-la-Fontaine** (approx. 70 km from Fenery) - A zoo set in a former quarry, the Bioparc is known for its naturalistic enclosures and conservation efforts. It's home to a variety of species, including big cats, primates, and birds. These attractions offer a mix of cultural, historical, and natural experiences that can make for an enjoyable visit to the region.