Olonne-on-sea

Olonne-on-Sea is a common French on the Côte of Light, located in the department of the the Vendée and the area Pays of the Loire.

Geography

Olonne-on-sea is a city somewhat eclipsed by the reputation of its neighbor, Sand-with Olonne with which it forms an agglomeration which also includes the commune of Castle-in Olonne. Mainly known for its many and vast Beach S of fine sand, Olonne-on-sea offers also framework of an extremely pleasant and quiet life with a large variety of landscapes: Ocean, beaches, rocks, Dune S, Forest of maritime pines, holm oaks and Robinier S (see the article on the Forest of Olonne), Marsh (see the article on the Marsh of Olonne), Scrap-metal, Vine S.

History

Administration

Demography

Nombre retained starting from 1962: Population without double accounts

The city does not cease increasing, and knows a considerable population growth and economic.

Places and monuments

the Marsh of Olonne
the Forest of Olonne
the church Notre-Dame surmounted by an octagonal arrow of 45 meters.
the castle of Pierre-Lifting, frame at the 18th century in the style of the Small Trianon of Versailles.

Personalities related to the commune

Twinnings

within the framework of the Community of Communes of Olonnes.

See too

Common of the Vendée
Marsh of Olonne

External bonds

Official site of the city
tourism with Olonne-on-sea
To live in Olonne on sea
Olonne-on-Sea on the site of the national geographical Institute
Olonne-on-Sea on the site of INSEE
Olonne-on-Sea on the site of Quid
Localization of Olonne-on-Sea on a chart of France and communes bordering
Plane on Olonne-on-Sea on Mapquest

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