Asnières: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Local Character
Asnières comprises two geographically separate areas: Saint-Jean in the Calonne Valley and Saint-Gervais on the plateau. For Asnières, lighting is listed for Saturday and Sunday evenings until midnight.
Those choosing Asnières as their destination can include the search for a holiday apartment in their own travel planning.
Culture
The Église Saint-Gervais d’Asnières was probably built in the 12th century. Only the nave of the original church remains. The rebuilding of the church at the end of the 17th or beginning of the 18th century is attributed to the de Carrey d’Asnières family. The 19th-century stained-glass windows were created by Duhamel and Marette, glass painters from Évreux. The church also contains life-size statues of Saints Gervais and Protais.
The Fontaine Saint Ferréol and the chapel of the same name in Saint-Jean d’Asnières were historically the subject of a significant cult; the chapel was an important pilgrimage destination.
History
The Palais épiscopal de Lisieux is a palace in the vicinity of Asnières. The Château de Mailloc is a castle in the vicinity of Asnières. The Château de Saint-Germain-de-Livet is a castle in the wider regional area surrounding Asnières. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de Saint-Désir is a historic site in the vicinity of Asnières.
Nature
The Chemin des 3 Calvaires leads into the Calonne Valley and crosses the river via a footbridge.
Plage du Butin is a beach in the wider regional area surrounding Asnières. Plage du Vasouy is also a beach in the wider regional area surrounding Asnières. Mont Courel is a hill in the wider regional area surrounding Asnières, as is Mont Canisy.
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