Langrune-sur-Mer, a small fishing village in the Middle Ages, was a popular place for swimming in the 20th century. After a break in the Parc du Bois Joli, push the doors of the church of Saint-Martin, one of the most beautiful buildings in Calvados and listed as a Historical Monument since 1840.
Guided tours of the church take place every Thursday afternoon at 2.30 pm.
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Styles : BaladeDiscoveryIn townSea Public : FamilySeniorsTeenagers Themes : CulturalPatrimony |
Departure from the fishing car park, at the corner of rue Montgomery and rue General Leclerc.
North breach called "fishermen's hold".
At the corner of Avenue de la Libération and Rue de la Mer,...Read more
Walk along the Aristide Briand promenade, turn right for the first aid station. Go down rue de la mer, turn left into Parc du Bois Joli.
Cross the park, the car-park and turn right.
On Avenue de la Libération, the railway line from Caen to the...Read more
12th and 13th century church, its construction shows different architectural...Read more
Reach "Rue de la Mer" up to the church.
This fountain is a 19th century replica of a famous statue of Germain...Read more
Cross the road and enter into the park of the townhall.
Then turn right, walk along the school and cross the road.
In the 1st and 2nd centuries, the region was heavily populated and...Read more
Continuing along "Voie Romaine", you reach Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer.