Mauressargues is a commune situated at an altitude of 154 meters, with several waterways running through it, including the La Courme river, the Coquestat stream and the Peudur stream. The village offers an interesting natural and historical setting for visitors.
History
First mentioned in 1211 as B. de Maurensargues in the cartulary of the chapter of Notre-Dame-de-Bonheur, Mauressargues has a history that goes back to the Middle Ages.
Mauressargues heritage
Saint-Côme and Saint-Damien Church
The church of Saint-Côme and Saint-Damien is a religious building located in the commune. The church is an important part of the local heritage.
Natural Environment
Waterways such as the La Courme river, the Coquestat stream and the Peudur stream run through Mauressargues, adding a natural charm to the commune. These waterways are ideal for strolling and exploring the surrounding countryside.
Activities and Leisure
Mauressargues offers simple activities such as walks along the waterways and visits to the church of Saint-Côme and Saint-Damien.
