Port-Mort: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Port-Mort is home to the menhir known as Gravier de Gargantua. The megalith, approximately three metres high, was erected by people during the Neolithic period. Those who choose Port-Mort as their destination may perhaps wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture
One legend attributes the creation of this menhir to the giant Gargantua. The giant removed a stone from his shoe and threw it far behind him.
Château Gaillard, a château, is located in the vicinity of Port-Mort. Château de Brécourt, also a château, is likewise located nearby.
In the wider regional surroundings of Port-Mort are Château de La Roche-Guyon, a château, and Abbaye Notre-Dame du Trésor, a historic site.
Geographical Location
The Gravier de Gargantua megalithic monument is located on the D313 at the entrance to Port-Mort. When approaching from Gaillon or Les Andelys, it is on the left.
Paths
The Table de François 1er in the forest of Les Andelys can be reached via the Route d'Hennezis. A forest path approximately 700 metres long then leads to a forester's lodge built in the 19th century. Access is possible on foot or by mountain bike.
Monet's Water Lilly Pond, a park, is located in the vicinity of Port-Mort. Monet Water Lilly Pond, also a park, is likewise located nearby.
Biotropica, a park, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Port-Mort.
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