Louvigny: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Le Planitre is a classified area south of the town centre of Louvigny on the River Orne. At Le Planitre, four wooden stairways lead from the Grande Rue to four wooden walkways built over the Orne, which are reserved for anglers.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Louvigny is thus considering the town itself as the destination when choosing accommodation.

Nature

The Chemin des Berges de l’Orne crosses the wet meadows at the confluence of the Orne and Odon. The Marais de l’Orne et de la Noë is an extensive, protected wetland and a sensitive natural area of the département, with 4 km of laid-out paths. Access to the Marais de l’Orne et de la Noë via Louvigny is free; there is a car park near the function hall.

The classified beach of Plage de Riva Bella is located in the wider regional surroundings of Louvigny. Sword Beach is also located there and is classified as a beach. Juno Beach is likewise in the wider regional surroundings of Louvigny and is classified as a beach.

Culture

The Parc du château de Louvigny is a 51-hectare park classified on 10 December 1945. It offers shady walking paths through wooded areas with varied views. The Château de Louvigny was built by the Bernières de Louvigny family at the end of the reign of Henri IV.

The Ancien palais ducal de Caen, classified as a palace, is located in the immediate vicinity of Louvigny. The Château de Caen, classified as a château, is also located in the immediate vicinity of Louvigny. The Château de Fontaine, also classified as a château, is located there as well. The Mémorial, classified as a museum, is in the immediate vicinity of Louvigny, as is the Jardin des plantes de Caen, classified as a garden.

Other places: Vignats, Cahagnes, Pont-Farcy, Argences, Englesqueville-La-Percée, Le Mesnil-Sur-Blangy, Blonville-Sur-Mer, Blangy-Le-Château.

For the higher-level travel overview: Calvados.