Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Magny-la-Campagne is planning a stay in this location.
Culture and Architectural History
The Église Notre Dame-Saint Clair in Magny-la-Campagne was built in 1850. Its design is inspired by the Middle Ages: the floor plan is in the shape of a Latin cross, complemented by pointed arches, buttresses and vaults, as well as small columns topped with capitals. In the stained-glass windows, the lancets are grouped in threes; each portrait is framed by two decorative windows.
Only the tower of the Église de Vaux-la-Campagne, dating from the 14th century and destroyed around 1860, has survived. The tower is octagonal and is topped by a small stone dome and a lantern.
Châteaux and Historic Estates
The Château de Vaux is built of stone and has a dovecote and outbuildings. The Château de Magny is also built of stone.
Landscape and Trails
The Magny la Campagne hiking route is moderately difficult, 8.8 kilometres long and has an estimated duration of 2 hours and 45 minutes. It leads through rural landscapes along the Laizon.
The circular route Magny-la-Campagne–Ernes and vallée du Laizon starts at the car park of Magny-la-Campagne Town Hall (14270). It crosses the plain to Ernes and returns to Magny-la-Campagne along the Laizon.
