




La Fosse Arthur. This is a local Tourist attraction (5 minutes drive from La Chatouillette) It is renowned for its beautiful lake and woodland walks and abseiling on the craggy cliff face. A fast flowing stream guides you through this historical venue.This is a great place to relax and enjoy a picnic. It is full of mystery and local legends of King Arthur.


La Maison de la Pomme et de la Poir Museum near Barenton. Discover the many varieties of Apple and Pear ciders, Aperitifs and Liqueurs of this region. Cider tasting is a popular pastime.
Vire. This is a walled and fortified Medieval 12th century City. The remaining ruins are still very impressive. A gateway entrance and clock tower dominate the centre, whilst the Gothic style church towers above the top portion of the town. There are many shops and boutiques and a large and market on a Friday. morning. Many speciality foods are found here such as Andouille, Teurgoule, Cider , Knob (Apple -based aperitif) and Calvados . Not far away is Lake Dathée a leisure lake with water sports and beach area.
The Mansion of the Saucers is located just outside Domfront .This is what remains the towers and moat , and how it used to look, a tranquil location amazing architect.







St Hillaire du Harcouét. An unusual 19th century Church with two spires, landmarks this town. It survived the bombs of 1944 but the rest of the town was destroyed. Now a lively,town with many shops, restaurants, bars and a tourist information office.The largest market in the region is held here on a Wednesday from 8am -12 am. You’ll find many local food products.Local leisure activities the lake with water sports and events throughout the summer months.The indoor swimming pool has a flume and inflatable obstacle course for children and spa . La Ferté Macé. Outdoor leisure activities include swimming, crazy golf and a children’s playground. There are many interesting shops to brows as well as bars and restaurants for relaxation. Lassey -les -Chåteaux. This is an extrodinary fortified Medeval Chåteaux in the Mayenne Department. It features a working drawbridge and barbican and behind the chateau, you’ll enjoy beautiful grounds and gardens. The tourist office at Lassey will give up to date info about opening times etc.

La Ferté Macé Fancy a swim in the lake rather than the sea? the inland beach offers an alternative,with water sports and pedal cars to tour the lake. Shops, restaurants bars/cafes.




Jullouville Beach. This fun spot is just an hours drive from La Chatouillette and is a great place for swimming and sunning on a sandy beach. Between Villedieu-les-Poéles and Granville on the D9224, you’ll find Champrepus-Zoological Park and Gardens. It’s a lovely day out and children love it! At Villedieu-les-poéles. Here you will find many shops selling the famous copper and brass pans, kitchen wear and bells. An exciting place to buy presents to take home. The Bayeux Tapestry is of course a master piece and a ‘must see’. The tapestry tells the epic story of the Battle of Hastings, Normandy’s conquest of England in 1066 by William The Conqueror, Duke of Normandy. There are guided tours in English. This Medieval town has narrow streets and ancient wooden buildings dating back to the 18 and 19th centuries. The Cathedral has impressive stain glass and stone lace ornamentation.
Giverny Gardens of Claude Monet’s residence. Admire the house of France’s master artist. Enjoy Japanese re-planted water gardens and the famous green Monet bridge. This is a spectacular venue open from spring through to autumn. The D-Day Landing beaches and Museums. Each nostalgic creation holds an experienc that will give you an insight and understanding of the historical importance of these treasured monuments.

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