Foulbec: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Foulbec is part of the protected Risle maritime area. Together with the Marais Vernier and the southern banks of the Seine, it forms one of the largest wetlands in the Seine-Normandy basin and is of European significance because of its biodiversity.

Anyone choosing Foulbec as a holiday destination will want to rent a holiday apartment there.

Nature and Trails

The Sentier la Brûlette is a marked hiking trail in the municipality of Foulbec. It is classified as a moderately difficult route with a duration of 2 hours 15 minutes and a length of 9.0 km. Along the coast of La Brûlette, the trail offers a beautiful panorama.

Village and Architectural Heritage

The Church of Saint Martin in Foulbec is listed as a historic monument. Its porch is decorated with angel heads and features half-timbering.

The Fontaine du Pré washhouse is a designated attraction in Foulbec, located on the Route de l’Estuaire.

A woodland walk in Foulbec includes thatched houses near the village centre, an old mill and a well at the washhouse.

Historical and Natural Features

A landslide exposed a sarcophagus in 1800, probably belonging to the founder of the church. A thousand-year-old yew tree stands beside the church in Foulbec.

On Site

There is a picnic area with tables near the town hall in Foulbec.

Further destinations: Pîtres, Jouy-sur-Eure, Montreuil-L'argillé, Le Landin, Bouquelon, Normanville, Bois-Jérôme-Saint-Ouen, Fontaine-Sous-Jouy

To the overarching travel overview: Eure.