Culture and history
The parish church of Notre-Dame is located in Fresne-Cauverville. It houses a collection of two small statues of Saint Côme and Saint Damien. It also contains a life-size statue of Saint Anthony of Padua. This is a carved, painted and polychrome wooden sculpture created in the 17th century.
Every year, Fresne-Cauverville commemorates Saint Côme and Saint Damien. The Romanesque church in Fresne-Cauverville also bears witness to a very ancient settlement.
Those planning their stay in Fresne-Cauverville may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Chemin de la Forge Subtile passes through a bocage landscape typical of the Pays d'Auge, with sunken lanes and damp pastureland. The route is easy, 5.2 km long and takes around 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Le Clos de Chanchore is an English garden, an arboretum and a rose garden. It is accessible to people with reduced mobility, groups and by appointment. Visitors may only access it as part of guided tours.
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