Le Perche : manoirs secrets, forêts et villages de caractère - Les 100 lieux qu'il faut voir - MG
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00:00 – Discovering the Perche region
02:48 – Nogent-le-Rotrou and its heritage
05:31 – The castle of the Counts of Perche
07:21 – The Percheron horse in the heart of the forest
09:47 – The surprising tradition of weather vanes
12:51 – The Château de la Rivière
18:51 – The treasures of Mortagne-au-Perche
22:18 – The Clarisse convent
25:03 – The Forest of Mosses
27:01 – The ruins of La Ferté-Vidame
28:35 – The famous black pudding of Mortagne
31:11 – The Basilica of Montligeon
34:50 – Bellême and La Perrière
39:57 – Beaded Netting: A Unique Craft
42:58 – The Natural Colors of the Perche
48:34 – One of the Oldest Manor Houses in the Perche
51:11 – The Gentle Way of Life in the Perche
With its hills, forests, and hidden, refined manor houses, the Perche reveals the heritage of a former historical province that now spans the Orne, Eure-et-Loir, Sarthe, and Loir-et-Cher departments.
In Nogent-le-Rotrou, the imposing castle of the Counts of Perche overlooks the town, while in the nearby forests, the powerful Percheron horse still helps maintain the natural landscapes. Handcrafted weathervanes, historic residences, and traditional crafts further enrich the experience.
Mortagne-au-Perche, a former fortified town favored by the Counts and Countesses of Perche, preserves numerous architectural treasures. The region also boasts the spectacular Basilica of Montligeon, the ruins of La Ferté-Vidame, and La Perrière, where a remarkable artisanal tradition—beaded net making—continues to thrive.
The magic of the Perche region extends to its forests and its cuisine. In Mortagne, black pudding has become a true local institution. Between its heritage, crafts, bucolic landscapes, and traditions, the Perche region offers a unique and gentle way of life.
See also: Corsica: From Bonifacio to Calvi, the wild and authentic island Corse : de Bonifacio à Calvi, l’île sauvag...
Directed by Marie David
Title: THE 100 PLACES YOU MUST SEE – THE PERCHE REGION
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#ThePerche #The100PlacesYouMustSee #MortagneAuPerche #NogentLeRotrou #Belleme #LaPerriere #Percheron #Normandy #Heritage #Manor #FrenchVillage #Crafts #Gastronomy #France #Documentary
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Le Perche : manoirs secrets, forêts et villages de caractère - Les 100 lieux qu'il faut voir - MG
Le Pays préféré des Français
26,459 views
Secret manors, deep forests and charming villages: the Perche region cultivates the art of living well. To discover the wonders of France's most beautiful regions, click here - Subscribe 👉 http://bit.ly/3zjR2Vj 🙏
00:00 – Discovering the Perche region
02:48 – Nogent-le-Rotrou and its heritage
05:31 – The castle of the Counts of Perche
07:21 – The Percheron horse in the heart of the forest
09:47 – The surprising tradition of weather vanes
12:51 – The Château de la Rivière
18:51 – The treasures of Mortagne-au-Perche
22:18 – The Clarisse convent
25:03 – The Forest of Mosses
27:01 – The ruins of La Ferté-Vidame
28:35 – The famous black pudding of Mortagne
31:11 – The Basilica of Montligeon
34:50 – Bellême and La Perrière
39:57 – Beaded Netting: A Unique Craft
42:58 – The Natural Colors of the Perche
48:34 – One of the Oldest Manor Houses in the Perche
51:11 – The Gentle Way of Life in the Perche
With its hills, forests, and hidden, refined manor houses, the Perche reveals the heritage of a former historical province that now spans the Orne, Eure-et-Loir, Sarthe, and Loir-et-Cher departments.
In Nogent-le-Rotrou, the imposing castle of the Counts of Perche overlooks the town, while in the nearby forests, the powerful Percheron horse still helps maintain the natural landscapes. Handcrafted weathervanes, historic residences, and traditional crafts further enrich the experience.
Mortagne-au-Perche, a former fortified town favored by the Counts and Countesses of Perche, preserves numerous architectural treasures. The region also boasts the spectacular Basilica of Montligeon, the ruins of La Ferté-Vidame, and La Perrière, where a remarkable artisanal tradition—beaded net making—continues to thrive.
The magic of the Perche region extends to its forests and its cuisine. In Mortagne, black pudding has become a true local institution. Between its heritage, crafts, bucolic landscapes, and traditions, the Perche region offers a unique and gentle way of life.
See also: Corsica: From Bonifacio to Calvi, the wild and authentic island Corse : de Bonifacio à Calvi, l’île sauvag...
Directed by Marie David
Title: THE 100 PLACES YOU MUST SEE – THE PERCHE REGION
© MG
#ThePerche #The100PlacesYouMustSee #MortagneAuPerche #NogentLeRotrou #Belleme #LaPerriere #Percheron #Normandy #Heritage #Manor #FrenchVillage #Crafts #Gastronomy #France #Documentary
Et la Dame qui collectionne les vieux moulin à café et qui réalise un savoir-faire de broderie de perles sur fil
Un moment d'évasion dans la beauté majestueuse des régions de France chaque région est plus extraordinaire que l'autre
le gaz et le pétrole ne font jamais construire des monuments qui traversent les siècles beaucoup
de gens pensent ceux qui commentent de l'étranger le font parce qu'ils sont cupide ou ils le font pour de l'argent c'est faux
Bien au contraire il y'a des gens qui veulent eux mêmes offrir une part de leurs héritage pour avoir une qualité de vie meilleure en France et ils sont conscients
Bonne continuation