Voie Verte d'Evreux à la Vallée du Bec

In the heart of the Eure Department, the Pays du Neubourg, a land of plateaus and valleys, invites visitors to explore, relax and get away from it all. Filling your basket with regional produce at Le Neubourg's market, visiting museums, chateaux and castles (including the extraordinary Chateau du Champ de Bataille), the watermills in the valley, walking or cycling along the greenway, getting lost in parks and gardens, horse riding in the forest, improving your swing at an acclaimed golf course, going antique hunting, relaxing in a comfortable hotel, a farm cottage or a holiday home with swimming pool, etc. You will enjoy an interesting, fun-filled weekend or holiday break. Awarded the "Tourism & Handicap" and "Accueil Vélo" (Cyclists Welcome) certifications, the Tourist Information Centre is available to offer advice and information. There is a reception area, free Wi-Fi access, brochures, maps and guides about the Eure and Normandy, an exhibition hall, an outdoor touch screen kiosk, a hearing loop and a braille guide book.

Explore a charming, typical Norman village in the Bec valley. Half-timbered houses, small streets full of flowers, the square with beech trees are ideal for a stroll. Just below, admire the sumptuous Notre-Dame du Bec Abbey founded in the 11th century. The abbey still houses a community of Benedictine monks. They make candles and ceramics that they sell. If you arrive via the greenway, the abbey is on your right when you enter the village.