Bourgvallées

Built in the twelfth century and rebuilt in the nineteenth century, the Church of Our Lady of Gourfaleur has a beautiful western portal Caen stone with archivolt arched. It reveals an incredible paneled frame of the late fifteenth century in the nave and choir windows devoted to the archangels as St. Raphael and St. Michael. As you walk along there, you can also enjoy the Béron the castle of the seventeenth century, the manor of the Court of the sixteenth, the manor of Saint-Lubin, or browse the hiking trails on the Vire valley.

The Church of St. John the Baptist of La Mancellière-sur-Vire is the subject of a registration as an historic monument. Romanesque style, it was originally the property of the canons of Coutances. High in the twelfth century, it has paneled frames the fifteenth century, and figured two windows of Notre-Dame-de-la-Merci and Saint Therese of the Child Jesus inventoried cultural heritage. Sporty types can borrow the Vire vélorail the circuit to enjoy the local flora.

Soulles is appreciated for its Saint Martin Church of the seventeenth century with its statue of the fifteenth century listed building and its farmhouses of the Court of Soulles fifteenth and its castle of the nineteenth century neo-Louis XIII style.

Partly affected by bombing in 1944, the Saint-Pierre church in Le Mesnil-Herman does not lack interest. Built in the fifteenth century, it reveals a beautiful statue of St. Louis de Montfort who passed through here in the early eighteenth century. The nave preserved medieval elements, while the altar, the tent and the altar form a set of the art of Reformation. On the town, you can also see the castle of Riquerie eighteenth century, The Hédouvière sixteenth, or the Inn of the Cross in Hand.

Do not forget to admire the Saint-Romphaire eighteenth century or the Church of Saint-Samson from the same era.

A large garage sale is organized at the end of July with concerts, an aperitif or an exhibition of old vehicles. Fireworks are also offered on this occasion.

Every May 1st, Saint-Romphaire offers hiking and mountain biking.

In mid-July, for the national holiday, the town offers a country meal, an outdoor ball and fireworks.

• On 16 june 2024
• Saint-Romphaire
• Join us on June 16 at Saint-Romphaire (Bourgvallées) for the local garage sale. - 50 exhibitors

• From 22 to 23 june 2024
• 31 Rue des Aumones
• The Fédération Départementale des Chasseurs de la Manche invites you to the Journées de la Biodiversité et de la Ruralité 2024, for an exceptional weekend dedicated to nature, hunting, fishing and our rural heritage. This weekend of festivities, exchange and learning will take place on Saturday June 22 and Sunday June 23,2024.

You can visit Mont-Saint-Michel (73 km) or Cherbourg (90 km) and in particular the Cité de la Mer museum. You can also discover the Landing beaches, the Caen memorial (65 km) or charming port cities. In the area, you will also find the tapestries of Bayeux (44 km), and on the road, the earthenware factories in Noron-la-Poterie.

You can go on beautiful hikes in the Normandy countryside and enjoy magnificent views (the rocks of Ham, the nose of Jobourg, Grandville, Montmartin-sur-Mer...).

In this part of the Cotentin, you can taste farm products including cider and calvados, apples, seafood, cheeses (camemberts, pont-l'Évêque, etc.). You can also take the vélorail or go fishing in the Torigny ponds.