History
The church of Nonant features construction phases from the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th centuries. It is protected as a historic monument; it was listed by decree dated 13 February 1975. Nonant was also home to a Bronze Age farmstead dating from around 1500 BC.
Routes and Events
Nomad route 1115 runs via the Nonant École and Condé-sur-Seulles stops. Within Nonant, Nomad route 1115 runs via the Le Treilloux and Le Breuil stops.
Perhaps you would like to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Nonant.
The “Les Foulées Nonantaises” event took place on 13 October 2024 in Nonant, Normandy, as a running and cross-country running competition. Its programme included an unofficial 5 km run and an unofficial 10 km trail run.
Cuisine and Publications
The Orep Éditions boutique in Nonant offers specialities from Normandy, including cider, Pommeau, Calvados, caramel, biscuits, terrines and gourmet gift baskets. The Boutique/Librairie Orep Éditions also includes a bookshop with maps and DVDs; Orep is also a publishing house specialising in Normandy, with more than 700 publications on archaeology, history, heritage, tourism, nature and gastronomy.
Surroundings and Landscape
The surroundings of Nonant include Château de Brécy, a château; Palais épiscopal de Bayeux, a palace; Ancien château de Bayeux, a château; Château de Creullet, a château; Gold Beach, a beach; and Cap Manvieux, a cape.
Juno Beach, a beach, and Omaha Beach, a beach, are located in the wider region surrounding Nonant.
The “Autour de Nonant” circular route begins in Nonant, passes through Martragny, Vaux and Carcagny, and offers views of several châteaux and manor houses. The “La Vallée de la Seulles” route passes through the green landscape on both sides of the Seulles south of Bayeux and offers an idyllic walk for the whole family.
