Segré-en-Anjou Bleu is a town in the Maine-et-Loire department of France, in the Anjou region of western Europe. It was formed by the merger of several communes, and it sits in the northern part of the department, along the Oudon River. You may also see it simply called Segré.
What to expect
The town is known for its slate quarries, a reminder of the local geology that has long shaped its landscape and its character. Its setting along the Oudon gives it a calm, green feel, and the surrounding countryside is central to the visit.
A rural base
Segré-en-Anjou Bleu is especially suited to rural tourism. Visitors who enjoy walking, cycling and slow exploration of small French communities will find the town a relaxed place to stay or stop. It suits a visit of a few hours as well as a longer stay, with the river and the open country nearby.
- Slate quarry heritage that marks the town's history
- The Oudon River and its riverside setting
- Countryside suited to walks and gentle outdoor days
- A quieter alternative to the larger towns of the department
If you are planning a trip through northern Maine-et-Loire and want a restful, rural stop with a clear sense of place, Segré-en-Anjou Bleu offers that. Check local sources before you go for current details on access, opening times and what is available during your visit.
