Mallièvre

Mallièvre is a small commune in Vendée, located on the banks of the Sèvre Nantaise , on the border with Maine-et-Loire. It is one of the smallest villages in the department, but also one of the most charming, with its well-preserved medieval heritage and its history linked to the textile industry.

A village with a rich past

• Medieval origins : Mallièvre is an ancient fortified village, with remains of ramparts and stone houses recalling its feudal past.
• Mallièvre Castle : Only a few ruins remain of this medieval building, but it bears witness to the strategic importance of the village.
• Weavers and textile tradition : Since the 18th century, Mallièvre has been an important center for linen and hemp weaving. The cobbled streets and weavers' houses still tell the story of this era.

A magnificent natural setting

• The village is crossed by the Sèvre Nantaise , which makes it an ideal place for walks and hikes .
• There are marked trails allowing you to discover the Vendée countryside and its picturesque landscapes.
• Its peaceful setting and flowery streets make it a village of character , appreciated by lovers of tranquility and heritage.