Bois-Guillaume

As you walk through the streets of Bois-Guillaume, you can discover the Church of the Holy Trinity from the late 15th century. It has retained much of the original architecture, although its choir changed direction in the 19th century.

The ancient chapel of the Purification, now chapel of Carmel, dates from the end of the XIXth century. It now serves for the cultural events of the Norman commune.

Communal house listed in the General Inventory of Historical Monuments, the presbytery manor still unveils a beautiful vaulted cellar, as well as aviaries and stables. Renovated in the year 2000, it reveals a very interesting blue half-timbered facade.

Built at the end of the 19th century, the town hall of Bois-Guillaume is also worth a visit.

The markets of Bois-Guillaume are held on Tuesdays and Fridays morning.

Jazz in Mars is a jazz festival held in March.

Every year in October, the semi-marathon of Bois-Guillaume attracts many professional or amateur riders.

A lively and illuminated Christmas market takes place in December.