Ménilles: Holiday apartments and houses

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The Côte Lubin path in Ménilles is used for walks and hikes. From the Côte Roederer, the Château de Ménilles can be seen behind its enclosing wall.

Nature

On the banks of the Eure in Ménilles, there is a canoe and kayak launch site. The parks “Monet's Water Lilly Pond” and “Monet Water Lilly Pond” are also located in the area around Ménilles.

Culture

The Château de Ménilles is an elegant building dating from the late 16th century. Its façade wall bears Kabbalistic symbols. A school sundial in the Rue de la Ferme is decorated with agricultural, astral and religious symbols.

A market is held around the Fontaine in Ménilles on Sunday mornings. It offers regional products and goods from the area, as well as fruit and vegetables, fish, meat, sausages, cheese and grilled foods.

History

The Ménilles Memorial was created in 1922 by local sculptor Ernest Albert Miserey. It depicts a helmeted angel holding two crowns and spreading its wings over the stone bearing the names of those who fell in battle.

The baptismal fonts in Ménilles date from the late 15th or early 16th century.

Geographical setting

Château de Brécourt, a castle, is located in the immediate vicinity of Ménilles. In the wider regional area are Château de La Roche-Guyon, a castle, Abbaye Saint-Taurin, a historic site, and Ancienne abbaye d'Ivry-la-Bataille, a ruin site.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Ménilles can plan their stay individually.

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