Fourneville: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Culture and history
Fourneville Church dates back to the 12th century and houses an altarpiece from the time of Louis XV.
The “Bateau” washhouse was built at the source of the Orange. Its shape is reminiscent of a ship’s hull.
The church’s stone Calvary cross is said to have been a stop on the Way of St James.
Those considering Fourneville as a place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Trails and historical traces
The trail through the Vallée de l’Orange follows the river through wooded areas towards Plat Douet and then leads back to the village washhouse.
The “Circuit du Câtillon” circular trail heads south to the former site of the Roman camp Camp Romain du Câtillon.
The “La campagne gravée” circular trail passes through Fourneville and near an archaeological site.
The former Roman military site of Câtillon is no longer accessible.
Landscape and nature
Four species of wild orchid grow on Mont Chéron. They are considered rare and protected.
The “Circuit du Câtillon” circular trail passes through green landscapes and offers views over the valley.
The Norman bocage landscape of Fourneville, still visible today, is considered a legacy of the village’s long agricultural tradition.
Local produce
The production of cider, juice, Pommeau and Calvados at Ferme des Parquets comes from 2,000 trees comprising 70 different varieties.
To the higher-level travel overview: Calvados.
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