Voie verte de Mézidon-Canon à Livarot

Twenty hectare estate, perfectly preserved since the 18th century. French-English style park with period decorations: marble statues, various rock styles, three hundred-year-old trees, waterfalls, water mirror and hydraulic system, maze, huge enclosed gardens, "chartreuses" small gardens, organic farm - sale of farm produce and discovery farm with a variety of pets. Visit lasts 1 hour 30.

Twenty hectare estate, perfectly preserved since the 18th century. French-English style park with period decorations: marble statues, various rock styles, three hundred-year-old trees, waterfalls, water mirror and hydraulic system, maze, huge enclosed gardens, "chartreuses" small gardens, organic farm - sale of farm produce and discovery farm with a variety of pets. Visit lasts 1 hour 30.

Your tour of the zoological park covers a highly diversified surface area of 15 hectares, in the form of 1.5-mile trails amidst orchards with apple, pear, apricot and other rare fruit trees in the heart of Normandy. Includes an adventure trail for visitors aged 5 to 15 years. The estate also offers original accommodation: treetop cabins, including the highest one in Europe. You can also enjoy a taste of locally-produced organic products: cider, calvados, apple juice, etc.

Visit the Graindorge cheese dairy through a corridor of glass galleries. Discover how Livarot and Pont l'Evêque, protected designation of origin cheeses from Normandy, are made. Free tasting. We recommend you visit in the morning to see the production process (between Tuesday and Saturday). Tour duration: 1hr 30mins Tour in French and English. (paper documents translate the tour into GER, NL, ESP, IT, PO, JAP, RU, CHI, KO In July and August: a cheese bar is open!

In 1906, Georges Leroy, a Livarot-based owner of a company that produced ‘small nailed and stapled boxes’ acquired a steam engine he had seen in operation at the 1889 World Fair. The machine supplied the entire company with electricity up to 1957, today offering a fine symbol of the period. Listed on the French Historic Monuments supplementary inventory, the engine is open to visitors within a factory interpretation area, organised around it.