In the Eure, reconnect with the essential things in life! Just one hour from Paris, this lovely corner of Normandy is packed with unmissable sites and [...]
"Instagraming" in impressionist mode
Giverny, for so many Impressionist charms in Normandy In the Eure, visitors’ attention first focuses on the unmissable village of Giverny, where the [...]
The Eure is made for cycling tourists exploring Normandy. Cycling with the family, going for a day’s riding, a weekend’s cycling or a longer [...]
Normandy is one of France’s most famous regions in terms of gastronomy. Known above all for its cheeses, cream and apples, many further local [...]
2 days in Bernay, in the heart of Normandy
Feel the need to unwind? Then we can propose the perfect Normandy weekend break for you! Follow us across 48 hours, exploring the charming town of [...]
Major events for 2022 in the Eure in Normandy
Every year, the county of Eure in Normandy puts on new, striking events, shows and cultural happenings. Make the most of a weekend break or your [...]
The Marais Vernier, zen marshlands in Normandy Enjoy a surprise, heading into the heart of the Eure’s countryside. It turns out that you don’t [...]
The apple was already familiar to the Ancient Egyptians and Greeks. In medieval times and via the crusades, it was introduced into Normandy. The fruit [...]
The Eure means savouring a whole variety of foods! Normandy is known for its regional produce, or produits du terroir. And the Eure has long proved a [...]
Hiking, equestrian and trail routes
Heading off on hiking trails (sentiers de randonnée in French), greenways (voies vertes in French) or other safe smaller paths is the best way to [...]
To get away from it all and recharge your batteries, far from the stresses of daily life, the Eure in Normandy is the perfect destination. For a [...]
A great way to get away from it all is to experience new things! The Eure provides a corner of Normandy where you can let go, be it on holiday with [...]
The present-day brick and stone building dates back to the 17th and 18th centuries. It was built on the remains of the former fortress by the Laval-Montmorency family. Chennebrun was one of the castles that used to protect Normandy against France on the border that separated the Duchy of Normandy and the Kingdom of France.
The fortification wall and the watchtowers of the old castle are still visible today.
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