Village de Marcoux
The village of Marcoux is built on “robines”, black marls.
The bell tower of the Romanesque church of Saint-Etienne has a wrought iron campanile.
The Saint-Etienne church dates from the 12th century.
The bell tower of the Romanesque church of Saint-Etienne has a wrought iron campanile.
The Saint-Etienne church dates from the 12th century.
The average altitude of Marcoux is approximately 710 meters.
Passing a narrow bridge spanning the wide bed of the Bléone, the village of Marcoux appears in a marl environment, at the foot of the slope of a hill. Below lies the agricultural land.
Passing a narrow bridge spanning the wide bed of the Bléone, the village of Marcoux appears in a marl environment, at the foot of the slope of a hill. Below lies the agricultural land.
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- In the countryside
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One-bedroom apartment n°2 rue Saint-Antoine
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The Crête de Limans N°9 – Difficult – 12km – 4h30
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