The Église Saint-Hélier has 19 stained-glass windows created by François Décorchemont. They are made of white crystal rather than ordinary glass.
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Culture
A French audio guide with theatrical commentary is available for experiencing the stained-glass windows of the Église Saint-Hélier.
La Cidrerie offers individuals themed or heritage-related tours. La Cidrerie also has an event hall for theatre, music and cinema.
History
The former cider house was established in 1833.
The Halle au blé retained its function as a grain market hall until the beginning of the 20th century; it was then first converted into a cinema and later into a function hall.
The Lavoir de Saint-Hélier is one of the largest covered washhouses in the area.
On the way
The Circuit découverte de Beuzeville takes visitors through the history of the town’s buildings and characteristic sites with the help of information boards.
The Route des lavoirs in Beuzeville was initiated several years ago by pupils from Beuzeville primary school as part of a project on the “small heritage along the water” and leads visitors to discover the area’s washhouses.
The walking tour in Beuzeville is signposted with yellow markings under the name “Le sentier du lavoir”.
Geographical setting
The canton of Beuzeville extends across the Pays d’Auge, the Seine estuary and the Boucles de la Seine Normande Regional Nature Park.
Regional products
Beuzeville market offers numerous regional products and specialities, including cheese, cream, butter, vegetables and cider.
Other places: Les Damps, Toutainville, Sainte-Geneviève-Lès-Gasny, Damville, Vascœuil, Le Noyer-En-Ouche, Vesly, Notre-Dame-De-L'isle
