Écrammeville: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Église Notre-Dame d'Écrammeville dates back to the 13th century and was rebuilt in the 16th and 19th centuries. Access to the church is through the 16th-century Porte des Dames. The nave has ribbed vaults made of plaster and stone, with floral-decorated keystones supported by mascarons dated 1850.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Écrammeville can make a note of the Église Notre-Dame, the “Autour d'Ecrammeville” route and the Pont de l'Acre when planning their trip.

Culture

The Manoir de Verigny in Écrammeville dates back to the 16th century. It is located west of the church of Écrammeville on the D124 towards Lieu Barville and Isigny and is not visible from the outside.

The Château du Quévé in Écrammeville dates back to the 18th century. It is located southeast of the church of Écrammeville on the D124 towards Trévières, alongside the road.

Écrammeville has a 19th-century colonnaded washhouse.

Hiking

The “P'tite sportive Ecrammeville-Aignerville” is an 8 km hiking route.

The “Autour d'Ecrammeville” hiking route is an easy 10.89 km circular hike with an average duration of 3 hours and 20 minutes. This route passes the washhouse in Écrammeville. After crossing a bridge, it follows the Aure for approximately 400 metres.

The “P'tite boucle Ecrammeville” is part of the “P'tites boucles” programme. Its circular hikes are approximately 4 to 5 km long and take less than an hour.

Landscape and history

The Pont de l'Acre is located on the Aure between Bricqueville and Écrammeville.

In the past, coal from the Littry mines was transported by boat from the Pont de l’Acre to the port of Isigny.

Despite repeated ownership disputes, the marshes and the associated rights remained the property of the inhabitants of Écrammeville, Canchy, Longueville and Bricqueville.

Other destinations: Honfleur, Deux-Jumeaux, Langrune-Sur-Mer, Bernières-le-Patry, Douvres-la-Délivrande, Le Mesnil-Mauger, Campeaux, Tourgéville

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