Quettreville-sur-Sienne

New town created on January 1, 2016 by the merger with Hyenville and located in the Channel, Normandy, Quettreville-sur-Sienne takes place five kilometers from the harbor of Regnéville, not far from the sea and the town of Montmartin-sur-Mer known for its festival Heat in the Darkness.

The old Ktevilla, name of Scandinavian origin worn by the town in the Middle Ages, took its current name in the course of the 1920s. Norman city set in the heart of the countryside, it remains appreciated by visitors for its peaceful setting as much only for its important offer of leisure and other outdoor sports.

Near the coast, the town of Quettreville-sur-Sienne offers breathtaking views of the Channel Sea, allowing the practice of lazing as much as water sports.

Municipality	Quettreville-sur-Sienne
Postcode	50660
Latitude	48.9758960 (N 48° 58’ 33”)
Longitude	-1.4735660 (W 1° 28’ 25”)
Altitude	From 7m to 121m
Surface area	49.42 km²
Population	3267 inhabitants
Density	66 inhabitants/km²
Prefecture	Saint-Lô (38 km, 44 min)
Insee code	50419
Intercommunality	CC Coutances Mer et Bocage
Department	Manche
Region	Normandy

Montmartin-sur-Mer	4.6 km (6 min)
Orval sur Sienne	5.4 km (10 min)
Muneville-sur-Mer	5.4 km (5 min)
Saussey	6.2 km (10 min)
Tourneville-sur-Mer	6.3 km (9 min)
Le Mesnil-Aubert	6.7 km (11 min)
Hauteville-sur-Mer	6.8 km (8 min)
Regnéville-sur-Mer	7.9 km (11 min)
Saint-Denis-le-Vêtu	8.7 km (10 min)
Bricqueville-sur-Mer	8.9 km (11 min)
Cérences	8.9 km (11 min)
Nicorps	8.9 km (11 min)
Saint-Pierre-de-Coutances	9.4 km (11 min)

Located in the center of the town, Notre-Dame-et-Sainte-Agathe church dates from the fourteenth century and is listed in the supplementary inventory of Historic Monuments. Renovated in the early nineteenth century following the degradation of the bell tower by lightning, it has beautiful stained glass windows revealing the life of Saint Agatha.

Private residence visitable by appointment, the manor of Surcouf is a construction of the early fifteenth century that is worth the detour.

In the old Hyenville, you can discover the church of St. Patrice, built between the thirteenth and fourteenth century. Gothic style, it is known for sheltering the recumbent lady of Hyenville discovered in the early 1980s. You will also admire the manor farm-farm Marais fifteenth century, the manor farm Girardière or the stone bridge. It is also possible to make beautiful walks on the banks of the Siena which also hosts a base of canoe-kayak.

Several marked hiking trails located in and around the town allow to appreciate the fauna and flora as well as the architectural heritage.