Valambray

Listed building, the Saint-Germain church Airan has a beautiful Romanesque facade of the twelfth century. Walking through the town, you can also discover the castle of Coupigny, the eighteenth century, whose facades and roofs are listed historic monument and garden classified in the general inventory of cultural heritage, the flour mill of the twelfth century as he listed historic monument or tower Valmeray and its surroundings. The latter, in ruins, the subject of a legend about a secret underground connecting it to the church of the city and hosts a huge bell in gold.

Strolling down Billy, you can admire the ruins of the Saint-Symphorien thirteenth century church dynamited by German troops in 1944. It was used in English to cue effect due to its height. A new building was built in 1962 to replace it.

Fierville-Bray reveals within it the Church of St. Peter the twelfth century, the castle of Fierville Bray eighteenth and nineteenth castle or a beautiful cemetery.

Crossing Poussy-la-Campagne, you will discover if the cemetery, a site with a trunk more than three meters in circumference and St. Vaast fourteenth century church rebuilt in the eighteenth.

Be sure to admire the Church of the Holy Innocents Conteville which dates from the twelfth century.