The Musée de l’imprimerie typographique introduces visitors to the professions of typesetting and typographic printing using equipment from the early 19th century. Visitors can also see a working Linotype, a Monotype and manual printing presses there.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Condé-Sur-Noireau can include this in their travel plans.
Culture and History
The Espace Musée Charles Léandre displays a 40 m² model of Condé-sur-Noireau before the bombings of 6 June 1944. An original scenography and an interactive tour present the artistic world of Charles Léandre there. The local history section explores Condé-sur-Noireau’s industrial past through objects and digital archives.
The Église Saint Martin is the oldest building in Condé-sur-Noireau. Its features include a Gothic portal from the 13th century and a bell tower from the 15th century. The church also houses a Pietà by João Turin, installed in 1917 as a memorial to the 69 men from the Saint-Martin district who fell in the First World War.
In the Église Saint Sauveur, a huge shell brought back by Dumont d’Urville serves as a holy water font; it survived the bombings.
Nature and Trails
The Parc Municipal Maurice Piard is a 10 ha municipal park with walking paths, children’s play areas and a bandstand. The park also has a first-category fishing pond. Anglers need a Truite Condéenne or EGHO permit for this; only one rod is allowed.
On the section of La Vélo Francette from Pont-d’Ouilly to Condé-sur-Noireau, some stretches run along the Noireau River on shared minor roads.
