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This viaduct, called De la Roche, was built in 1867 for the passage of the Niort-Angers railway

Bordered by the Vendée river for 15 km and on the edge of the Massif Forestier de Mervent / Vouvant, the town of Foussais-Payré offers a quality space where you can discover the bocage, the water, the forest and a rich heritage. Every 2 years, at the end of July, sculptors come from all over France and even beyond to work for 4 days in public to give new life to trees: the Foussais-Payré Chainsaw Sculpture Symposium! Next edition in 2024.

A great architectural curiosity to see from the ground and then marvel at the view from the top as you pass above.

A great architectural curiosity to see from the ground and then marvel at the view from the top.

The right plant, the right place. This tree defends itself against this dovecote and it wins! A sight to see.

Viaduct which crosses the Autise on the old railway linking Cholet to Niort. It was put into service in 1868 then gradually decommissioned from 1960 (in 1973 for this portion from Puy-de-Serre to Benet).

The fate of the village of Faymoreau changed in 1827 when a modest clog maker discovered a seam of coal while digging a well. This discovery leads, two kilometers from the original village, the construction and then the development of a small mining town with its settlements, its management building (now the mining hotel, and now a restaurant), its chapel, its school, its allotment gardens, etc. People from here and elsewhere come to settle there to work in the mine. The exploitation of the deposit stops in 1958. The traces of this past remain with in particular the chapel of the Minors which was restored and redecorated with magnificent stained glass windows designed by the artist Carmelo Zagari.

Tucked away in the South East corner of the Bas Bocage of the Vendée is the old mining village of Faymoreau. This village was a thriving mining community from 1827 until it closed in 1958. Today this unique attraction will immerse you in the world of the Miner.