Circuit-Découverte Colomby-Anguerny

The barns in which the tithes - the tax levied on farm produce - were stored, are located around the manor house. The tithe barn probably used to be fortified as evidenced by the buttresses that can still be seen on the exterior wall of the buildings.

Dating back to the 11th and 14th centuries, it comprises a Romanesque nave and a choir characterised by ogival arches. The steeple is one of the oldest ones in Calvados. It has a unique feature: the visible recess of each level, the last level was used as a lookout. The high altar is made of marble from Vieux (17th century and 1760.

12th century church that has been altered throughout history: openings for windows and reconstruction of the west facade. Flat buttresses adorned with small columns support the nave; the choir was almost completely rebuilt in the 15th century.