La Goulafrière: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in La Goulafrière
La Goulafrière is home to the Church of Saint-Sulpice, whose origins date back to before 1050. It was transferred by the Giroie family to Saint-Evroult Abbey. Several church windows were broken during the fighting in August 1944; the nave was rebuilt after 1946.
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Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in La Goulafrière should focus their accommodation search on this location.
At 680 route d’Orbec in La Goulafrière, the Aire de camping-car de la Goule offers six pitches for motorhomes.
Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Sulpice contains a 17th-century painting with a frame depicting the Annunciation. The painting and its frame have been classified as a protected object since 2 April 1996. Concerts have also been held in the church, including a performance by the Sartène male choir.
Hiking
The “Circuit de la Grande Vallée” is an 11 km hiking route of moderate difficulty, marked in yellow, and takes around three hours. The circular route starts in La Goulafrière; parking is available at the town hall.
Cycling
The “La Goulafrière charentonne” cycling route starts in La Goulafrière on the Route d’Orbec. It is 30.1 km long and has a moderate difficulty level.
For the higher-level travel overview: Eure.
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