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La Longue Vue
Terrace/patio

La Longue Vue

2.0 star property
8.2 out of 10, Very Good, (54)
The price is $88
$99 total
includes taxes & fees
May 15 - May 16
La Longue Vue
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Top landmarks in Gennes

Le Tasting Room Wine - Day Tours

Travelers might want a tour of Le Tasting Room Wine - Day Tours, just one of the places to visit, and located 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from central Gennes. Why not take a stroll along the riverfront and watch the sunset while you're here?

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Learn more about Gennes

The region around Gennes is home to attractions such as Le Tasting Room Wine - Day Tours and Langlois-Château.

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Dolmen de la Magdeleine ou de la Madeleine à Gennes (Maine-et-Loire). C'est un des plus beaux dolmen par sa taille. Dimensions : 14 m sur 5,70 m hauteur moyenne sous le dalle de 2,70 m surface 80 m² Le dolmen est constitué de plusieurs dalles en grès à sabals*. Probablement de type angevin malgré l'absence de portique d'entrée côté est. Il fut réutilisé comme remise à charrettes au 19ème siècle. Les vestiges d'un four à pain dans la chambre et d'un chambranle de porte témoignent de son utilisation par la ferme voisine. Des fouilles réalisées en 1940 on permis de retrouver de nombreux ossements ainsi que des silex taillés. Grès à sabals: Les grès à sabalites sont le témoin d'un climat tropical en Anjou. Les fossiles végétaux, feuilles de palmier sabalites de l’éocène (55- 33 millions d'années) figurent dans la formation dite des «grès à sabals». Dolmen de la Madeleine or Magdeleine Gennes (Maine-et-Loire). This is one of the largest dolmen. dimensions: 14 m by 5.70 m average height of 2.70 m the slab 80 sqm The dolmen consists of several slabs of sandstone sabal *. Probably type Angevin, despite the absence of entrance portico side. It was reused as garage carts in the 19th century. The remnants of a bread oven in the room and a door jamb demonstrate its use by the neighboring farm. Excavations in 1940 is possible to find numerous bones and carved flints. Sandstone sabal: The sandstone sabalites are witnessing a tropical climate in Anjou. The Plant fossils, leaves sabalites palm of the Eocene (55-33 million years) are included in the so-called "sandstone has sabal" training.
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Frequently asked questions

What hotels do travelers like in Gennes?
La Longue Vue is a property that our guests really like.
Can I book a refundable accommodation in Gennes?
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What will the weather in Gennes be like during my vacation?
August and July are typically the warmest months in Gennes when the average temp is 66°F. February and January are the coldest months when the average temperature is 43°F. December and October are the months with the most rain.
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