Bazoges-in-Pareds

Bazoges-in-Pareds is a common French, located in the department of the the Vendée and the area Pays of the Loire.

Its inhabitants is Bazogeais.

Geography

History

The territory of the commune is strewn with many Mégalithe S all classified historic buildings: Dolmen of the Moors, dolmen of the " Pierre-insane of Cous" , Tumulus of the " Cistus of Cous".

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

The commune has a Donjon 14th spread out over 7 levels with a beautiful crown of Mâchicoulis and a medieval Jardin and a splendid castle with church, Pigeonnier, vestiges of Fortifications, Portail Renaissance and a whole of the grounds inside the Enceinte. Must be also quoted the mound and medieval cutting off of Plessis-Bouchard, the old dovecote, the home of Velaudin and Pulteau. The church is of Romance origin with two Nef S 12th and 14th and a Coupole on Trompe S. the keep currently shelters the Museum of arts and traditions popular.

Personalities related to the commune

Paul-Henri Tisseau (1894-1964), translator, with his daughter Else-Marie Jacquet-Tisseau (1925-2003), of complete Works (20 volumes) of the first philosopher existentialist, the Dane Søren Kierkegaard.

See too

Common of the Vendée

External bonds

Official site of Bazoges in Pareds
Bazoges-in-Pareds on the site of the national geographical Institute
Bazoges-in-Pareds on the site of INSEE
Bazoges-in-Pareds on the site of Quid
Localization of Bazoges-in-Pareds on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Bazoges-in-Pareds on Mapquest

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