Unforgettable Stay at Hôtel Acadine Pont Audemer: Discover Eure!

Panoramas on the Val Durand, fording on the stream, springs and wash-house, many thatched cottages, landscapes alternating the plain and the valley. BLUE TRAIL MARKERS

This gîte is located in the Parc Normandie Maine in Ravigny, on the borders of the Mayenne (Mont des Avaloirs), Sarthe (Alpes Mancelles) and Orne (St Céneri-le-Gérei: most beautiful villages in France). An undulating site, with remarkable views over the bocage countryside. La Muletière is close to Mont des Avaloirs (highest point in the Armorican Massif, 417m). Numerous hiking trails. 3km from the VéloScénie Paris/Le Mont-Saint-Michel, at Saint-Denis-sur-Sarthon. La Muletière is a spacious 130m² accommodation, with large living rooms on the ground floor, 2 bath/shower rooms, 1 separate toilet and 3 bedrooms. Overhanging sheltered terrace, very large garden of 1500m² where children love to hide! Swing set. Unenclosed land. Less than an hour away, enjoy the spa town of Bagnoles de l'Orne, with its casinos and spa. Shops: Saint Denis sur Sarthon (2.5km), Saint Pierre des Nids (6km), Pré-en-Paille (10km), Alençon (10km).

Explore the valleys of the Mayenne and discover La Petite Vallée gite in a rural setting. Everything you need to relax and indulge your senses! The 113m² gîte, with its 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 2 separate WCs, is fully restored, south-facing, detached and not overlooked. Ground floor: fitted kitchen opening onto the 52 m² living room with fireplace (wood-burning stove), flat-screen TV - 1 bedroom (1 double bed) - shower room (walk-in shower, washing machine, tumble dryer) - separate wc. 1st floor: 1 bedroom (1 x 160cm bed) - 1 bedroom (1 x 140cm bed and 1 x 90cm bed) - 1 bathroom - separate wc. Baby equipment available on request. Children can enjoy the swing set in the garden and the games available in the gîte. Wifi, very good network ideal for teleworking with Fibre and television. Parking, south-facing terrace, garden furniture, charcoal barbecue, wooded and landscaped grounds. Access path to the river La Mayenne with river fishing (fishing licence required). Hiking trails (GR22 C) and farmyard animals, goats and ponies nearby. 1 hour from Le Mans. Shops: Pré en Paille 7km - La Ferté-Macé: leisure centre -Bagnoles de l'Orne, 20km: casino, spa...golf.

Mountain biking, walking, gravel and nature races from 10 to 70 km with refreshments in the Multonne forest around Mont des Avaloirs, the highest point in the west at 417 metres. Most of the routes are in the forest, and are as varied as they are varied, with lovely views over the Butte Chaumont and the surrounding area via the Corniche de Pail. Elevation gain: 228 to 1600 metres. Car park, bike wash, on-site restaurant open to all. MTB 6€, under 14s 5€, Gravel 7€, pedestrians 4€ and nature races 5€. Online registration via Hello-asso and possible on site from 7.15 a.m. with an additional charge of €2. Free start from 7.30am to 9.30am for all mountain bikers, runners and walkers of 20 kms and more. and a group start for shorter distances at 9.30am. Two 70 and 100 km Gravel courses with free start from 7.30 am on GPX tracks. Registration on Hello-asso only (track sent by e-mail the week before the event). A free drink for each participant.

In the heart of the Norman countryside, visit a church with remarkable carved wood panelling. Between Bernay and Pont-Audemer, the church of Saint-Etienne l'Allier is part of the treasures hidden the Norman countryside. Built in the 11th century, it houses a remarkable stone recumbent effigy from the 13th century, which was unearthed during restoration works in 1990. But what makes this church popular is its furniture and especially the sumptuous listed carved wood panelling from the late 17th century, as well as the seven stained-glass windows made by the local glassmaker, François Décorchemont, who perfectly mastered transparency and the brightness of colours. The altars on each side of the rood screen, carved in wood, are topped with statues of saints, which were particularly worshipped in the region at times of plague epidemics: Saint Sebastian, Saint Roch, Saint Mathurin, etc.

In the heart of the Norman countryside, visit a church with remarkable carved wood panelling.Between Bernay and Pont-Audemer, the church of Saint-Etienne l'Allier is part of the treasures hidden the Norman countryside. Built in the 11th century, it houses a remarkable stone recumbent effigy from the 13th century, which was unearthed during restoration works in 1990. But what makes this church popular is its furniture and especially the sumptuous listed carved wood panelling from the late 17th century, as well as the seven stained-glass windows made by the local glassmaker, François Décorchemont, who perfectly mastered transparency and the brightness of colours. The altars on each side of the rood screen, carved in wood, are topped with statues of saints, which were particularly worshipped in the region at times of plague epidemics: Saint Sebastian, Saint Roch, Saint Mathurin, etc.

In St-Etienne-l'Allier, in the Lieuvin Normand region, learn about the story of the Resistance movement Maquis Surcouf, led by the illustrious Robert Leblanc during World War II.After the defeat in 1940, in St-Etienne-l'Allier, Robert Leblanc, a humble grocer, founded a Resistance network called Maquis Surcouf. With 300 armed men, it is considered as the most important underground resistance group in Normandy. The Surcouf joined the Allies during the Liberation of Normandy and continued as the 1st march batallion in Normandy. The permanent exhibition "Sur les Pas des Maquisards" (Follow the footsteps of the Maquisards) is divided into several themes that explain, among other things, daily life under the German Occupation, the Maquis' operations, the Liberation, the martyrs of the Resistance Movement, the Maquis Surcouf Memorial and other places of remembrance. The Maquis Surcouf Resistance Movement was founded in the Lieuvin area in 1942 and developed thanks to the extraordinary network of holloways and isolated farms in this area. Thanks to their actions, the men belonging to the Maquis made the area dangerous and hostile for the German troops.

In St-Etienne-l'Allier, in the Lieuvin Normand region, learn about the story of the Resistance movement Maquis Surcouf, led by the illustrious Robert Leblanc during World War II. After the defeat in 1940, in St-Etienne-l'Allier, Robert Leblanc, a humble grocer, founded a Resistance network called Maquis Surcouf. With 300 armed men, it is considered as the most important underground resistance group in Normandy. The Surcouf joined the Allies during the Liberation of Normandy and continued as the 1st march batallion in Normandy. The permanent exhibition "Sur les Pas des Maquisards" (Follow the footsteps of the Maquisards) is divided into several themes that explain, among other things, daily life under the German Occupation, the Maquis' operations, the Liberation, the martyrs of the Resistance Movement, the Maquis Surcouf Memorial and other places of remembrance. The Maquis Surcouf Resistance Movement was founded in the Lieuvin area in 1942 and developed thanks to the extraordinary network of holloways and isolated farms in this area. Thanks to their actions, the men belonging to the Maquis made the area dangerous and hostile for the German troops.

Near Cormeilles, go and explore the landscapes and learn more about the fauna and flora of the Norman bocage. In the Pays d’Auge, the "Biodiversity Path" guarantees nature lovers a change of scenery and a lesson about the environment. Ideal for the whole family, it forms a 6-km long (3.7 miles) waymarked circular walk. Lecterns, waymarkers and information panels with illustrations will allow you to get to know better the plants and animals living in the Norman bocage. The trees, shrubs, flowers and animals living in the undergrowth of the picturesque Douet Tourtelle valley are displayed using a simple educational approach created with the help of the Norman Society for the Conservation of Natural Sites.

Listed a Historic Monument, the Château d’Etelan was built at the end of the 15th century, from 1494, which makes it the first Italian Renaissance chateau built in France. The Château d’Etelan is located in the heart of the Pays de Caux and Seine Valley between the bridges of Brotonne and Tancarville, and it overlooks the last big meander of the river Seine. A place where Francis I of France, Catherine de’ Medici, and even Voltaire and Gustave Eiffel stopped, the Château d’Etelan comprises a chapel dedicated to Sainte Madeleine dating back to the Early Norman Renaissance, which Abbot Cochet compared to those of the chateaux of Blois, Chenonceau and Amboise. Its park is a unique place where the environment hasn't changed over the centuries and is designed to walk around or admire the site.

Saint Croix's Church dates back to the 11th century but has been remodelled in the 15th and 18th centuries. It has a distinctive feature, which is unique Normandy: there is a gentle slope from the nave up to the altar. Inside, have a look at the enclosed pews, witnesses to the inhabitants' daily lives: numbers on the door, missal boxes, hat hooks, etc. The framework is shaped like an inverted boat hull. From the church, you can go for a walk along the Mont du Bourg promenade with its hundred-year-old horse chestnuts and its pretty view over the village and the Pays d’Auge.

Explore Cormeilles, this village built along a former Roman road on the banks of the river Calonne. The streets lined with half-timbered houses, with facades carved in the 16th and 17th centuries (coaching inns, post houses, etc.). Have a look at the antique shops while you visit. On the hill, Saint Croix's church conceals a distinctive architectural feature that is worth a visit: a gentle slope from the nave up to the transept (unique in Normandy).

Saint Croix's Church dates back to the 11th century but has been remodelled in the 15th and 18th centuries. It has a distinctive feature, which is unique Normandy: there is a gentle slope from the nave up to the altar. Inside, have a look at the enclosed pews, witnesses to the inhabitants' daily lives: numbers on the door, missal boxes, hat hooks, etc. The framework is shaped like an inverted boat hull. From the church, you can go for a walk along the Mont du Bourg promenade with its hundred-year-old horse chestnuts and its pretty view over the village and the Pays d’Auge.

Explore Cormeilles, this village built along a former Roman road on the banks of the river Calonne. The streets lined with half-timbered houses, with facades carved in the 16th and 17th centuries (coaching inns, post houses, etc.). Have a look at the antique shops while you visit. On the hill, Saint Croix's church conceals a distinctive architectural feature that is worth a visit: a gentle slope from the nave up to the transept (unique in Normandy).

Located in Tancarville, the restaurant La Grillade offers traditional cuisine.

Located in Notre Dame de Gravenchon/Port Jérôme sur Seine, the Brasserie des Halles serves dishes made with fresh ingredients.

The tea room “La Laiterie” allows you to enjoy a well-deserved break after a walk in the park of the Valasse Abbey. A new layout brings the shop closer to the bar and offers a whole new display. There are new products available including the Godène beer brewed in the region, which is now standing next to the Monks' beer made at Saint-Wandrille Abbey. A relaxing and friendly sitting area with sofas and armchairs has also been set up. Exhibitions are held throughout the year. And still available for free: mölkki, petanque balls, beach rackets, badminton. You just have to choose which game you want to play to make the most of the park.

The tea room “La Laiterie” allows you to enjoy a well-deserved break after a walk in the park of the Valasse Abbey. A new layout brings the shop closer to the bar and offers a whole new display. There are new products available including the Godène beer brewed in the region, which is now standing next to the Monks' beer made at Saint-Wandrille Abbey. A relaxing and friendly sitting area with sofas and armchairs has also been set up. Exhibitions are held throughout the year. And still available for free: mölkki, petanque balls, beach rackets, badminton. You just have to choose which game you want to play to make the most of the park.

L’Evasion presents its lounge area, in Honfleur: board games bar with billiard tables, table football, pinball… in an attractive lounge, perfect for a drink with friends or family. Specialised in hot drinks - come and test our coffees from across the globe, latte machiatto and craft teas! Free parking and WiFi.

Bacchus et Marmitons, a culinary bistro and wine bar located in the village of Moyaux, invites you to rediscover homemade French cuisine based on fresh produce Measures in place for visitors: Compliance with the health protocol proposed by the Government.

Since 2014, Oncle Scott's restaurant has welcomed you to Honfleur in the Calvados region and offers modern Franco-American cuisine. Enjoy a heated covered terrace and free parking, then savor a burger or another dish from the house. Enter into a warm atmosphere where photos and memories mingle with atypical "made in the USA" decor, dominated by wood and brick. We're the ideal meeting place for bikers and their bikes. Uncle Scott's will surprise you with his speed and good humor. Lively evenings Oncle Scott's restaurant in Honfleur regularly organizes theme evenings and invites live bands for concerts. Enjoy a lively evening of American specialties, each more tempting than the last. For a country and rock evening, this is the address to remember near you. The various events organized are published regularly on the website. So if you're looking for a good time, book your table now.

Magnolia, Lieu de Convivialité is a unique site: an unobstructed view of the Seine, an immediate proximity to the Victor Hugo museum, and a complete offer: a restaurant with traditional cuisine, a tea room and a delicatessen, an accommodation offer: guest house or PMR cottage, as well as a reception room for your group meals or company seminars.

The restaurant Les Deux Ponts, in Honfleur, welcomes you in a warm and completely renovated setting. At the edge of the basins hosting the fishermen's boats, and just in front of the parking lot located at the entrance of the city, the Restaurant Les Deux Ponts offers you a traditional cuisine influenced by its environment. Indeed, we offer a wide choice of seafood specialties: seafood, shellfish, fish and our specialty the Ficelle Honfleuraise! You will also find meat dishes such as veal escalope à la Normande or grilled entrecote with camembert sauce Do not hesitate to follow our news on facebook @lesdeuxpontshonfleur and instagram @lesdeuxponts_honfleur Les Deux Ponts welcomes you in a totally renovated. At the edge of the basins welcoming fishing boats, and just in front of the arrival of cruise ships and coaches of tourism, the restaurant Les Deux Ponts offers traditional cuisine influenced by seafood. We will welcome you with pleasure in this warm and elegant setting. Das Restaurant Les Deux Ponts heißt Sie in einem komplett renovierten Restaurant willkommen. Am Rande der Becken, in denen Fischerboote und Kreuzfahrtschiffe und Reisebusse ankommen, bietet unser Restaurant eine traditionelle Küche, die von den Produkten beeinflusst wird des Meeres und des Bodens. We hope you will enjoy this warm and elegant environment.

Large terrace facing the fishing port, we offer you shellfish, crustaceans and fish as they arrive Seafood platters to eat in or take away. Warm atmosphere, large terrace with its own shucking bench, overlooking the fishing port, in the heart of the old town. Seafood and local Normandy cuisine. Menu updated twice a year Oyster Plates and Seafood Platters Shellfish Take-away seafood platters View our menu for December 31, 2023

Treat yourself to an unusual stay in a charming dovecote with an outdoor sauna. Sleep in an unusual setting on the 2nd floor of the dovecote "Colombier de la lanterne". This holiday cottage has everything going for it: incredible charm, a surprising setting by the water for a total change of scene, and a countryside location. Ideally located close to the Norman beaches and the picturesque towns of Cormeilles, Beuzeville, and Honfleur. In Normandy, the surrounding area is packed with beautiful sites: the majestic river Seine, the Marais Vernier, an invaluable nature site, the Benedictine Bec-Hellouin Abbey, Pont-Audemer, nicknamed the "Norman Venice", and the D-Day Landing Beaches.

A holiday cottage in the heart of Normandy, Pays du Lieuvin and Pays d'Auge, a few kilometres away from Pont-Audemer, Pont-L'Evêque, Honfleur and its painters, Deauville and its beach, Caen and the D-Day Landing beaches, but also Etretat and its cliffs, Rouen, Giverny and the Impressionist painters and many other nature, leisure and heritage sites. The holiday cottage includes bikes, barbecue, garden furniture, baby equipment, and even a piano. Hiking trails, horse riding centre, local shops, etc. within reach.

Welcome to Marie-Christine and Christophe's holiday cottage! They will be delighted to welcome you to their pretty holiday home and to share their love for horses. Having just arrived from Paris, they wanted to reconnect with nature and especially allow their dear horses to live their golden years in comfort. Come and meet their dogs, their horses, their goats and their pig! Renovated at the end of 2019, the holiday cottage has three spacious bedrooms, ideal for couples of friends or families. Its warm sitting room and its big kitchen are perfect to enjoy nice meals and play games by the fireplace! Tranquillity, nature and change of scenery guaranteed!

The holiday cottage is set within 1.3 hectares in the peace and quiet of the countryside. The bird songs and the rustling of leaves in the wind will fill you with absolute delight... Outside, you will be able to enjoy the whole property. There is an orchard where you can pick some fruits, as well as a forest, meadow, and a shed with toys and games for children and grown-ups and a barbecue. Located 5 minutes away from all the shops including a supermarket offering online grocery shopping. Fifteen minutes away from the motorways A13 and A28. Our beautiful area of Normandy awaits you. There will be no lack of calm and tranquillity at the holiday cottage and vibrancy in the Risle Valley and along the Côte Fleurie (Flower Coast).

In Normandy, in a bocage setting, stay in a wooden cabin located some thirty minutes away from the Normandy coast. Stéphanie welcomes you to her haven of peace in the heart of the Norman bocage - hedgerow country - a few minutes away from Epaignes, a charming little village with all the shops and services. Three small wooden cabins are available. With a total surface area of 20 sq. metres, they can each sleep 4 people. They consist of a living room, a shower room, a sofa bed and a bunk bed, a kitchen area with a fridge. Offering an unobstructed view over the countryside, a swing, petanque ground, a goat pen, a chicken coop, a private terrace with garden furniture, barbecue and sun loungers, you will enjoy staying in this haven of peace and tranquillity.

In Normandy, in a bocage setting, stay in a wooden cabin located some thirty minutes away from the Normandy coast. Stéphanie welcomes you to her haven of peace in the heart of the Norman bocage - hedgerow country - a few minutes away from Epaignes, a charming little village with all the shops and services. Three small wooden cabins are available. With a total surface area of 20 sq. metres, they can each sleep 4 people. They consist of a living room, a shower room, a sofa bed and a bunk bed, a kitchen area with a fridge. Offering an unobstructed view over the countryside, a swing, petanque ground, a goat pen, a chicken coop, a private terrace with garden furniture, barbecue and sun loungers, you will enjoy staying in this haven of peace and tranquillity.

In Normandy, in a bocage setting, stay in a wooden cabin located some thirty minutes away from the Normandy coast. Stéphanie welcomes you to her haven of peace in the heart of the Norman bocage - hedgerow country - a few minutes away from Epaignes, a charming little village with all the shops and services. Three small wooden cabins are available. With a total surface area of 20 sq. metres, they can each sleep 4 people. They consist of a living room, a shower room, a sofa bed and a bunk bed, a kitchen area with a fridge. Offering an unobstructed view over the countryside, a swing, petanque ground, a goat pen, a chicken coop, a private terrace with garden furniture, barbecue and sun loungers, you will enjoy staying in this haven of peace and tranquillity.