Moulins-en-Bessin

• The castle is from the 18th century. Its access includes an alley of 800 m, lined with hundred-year-old trees, leading to a French garden with a pond. Houses a campsite, guest houses and cottages.
• Riding stable.

The Saint-Vigor church, from the 12th century, houses Robert de Percy's funerary slab from the 14th, a 14th century mural, two 17th and 18th century paintings and a 17th century altarpiece classified as objects to historical monuments.

• The fifteenth-century abbey manor, in flamboyant Tudor style, of which there remains the farmhouse, common rhythmic buttresses and vestiges of a chapel with a walled ogival bay. - Three mills: Grand Vey, Petit Vey and Moulin Foulon on the river Thue. Only the Moulin Foulon wheel is still in place and in working order.
• The circular dovecote with an octagonal roof, in the center of the village.
• The fountain Guerville was located in the park of the Castle (this one is the subject of an engraving in the Abécédaire of Archeology of Arcisse de Caumont). There is also a nineteenth engraving of the abbey farm, in its original state.
• The village has other houses of character of the seventeenth, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, as well as two washrooms still used, one street of Beaux-Jardins, the other place Verdun.

The Saint-Pierre church: From Romanesque foundation, it was slightly modified in the Gothic period, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, it is listed as a Historic Monument since 1886. Interesting especially for its historiated capitals, unique in Normandy, illustrating biblical scenes that we find on the crossing of the transept.

• On 18 may 2024
• Eglise de Rucqueville
• Welcome to the church, lit inside and out, and commentary by members of the Association pour la sauvegarde de l'église de Rucqueville