Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre showcases its history through buildings, a commemorative plaque and a multimedia tour. When planning a stay in Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be part of the travel planning process.

Culture and history

The Domaine de Launay is a château in Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre; its main construction phases date from the 16th to the 18th century. It bears witness to how an estate in the Lieuvin operated in the 18th century. The Domaine de Launay is partly listed as a historic monument; its gardens, park and surroundings are designated as a protected site.

The Eglise Saint Georges has a choir dating from the late 13th century and a tower dating from the 12th century on its north side. Its south façade bears incised graffiti in the form of feet and boats.

A commemorative plaque is located on the wall of the former gendarmerie in Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre, near the war memorial.

The multimedia tour “Sur les pas des maquisards” presents the local history of the Second World War resistance – from the arrest of the gendarmes by the Gestapo to the memorial site for the fighters. It begins at the Saint-Georges-du-Vièvre tourist information office, where a multimedia player can be borrowed free of charge. The tour is 28 km long and is completed by vehicle.

Paths and landscape

The panoramic trail on Mont Rôti offers extensive views over the Vièvre landscape from an altitude of 191 m. The “Chemin du Mont Rôti” hiking trail is marked in yellow.

The “Chemin du Château de Launay” hiking trail is marked in blue, runs 46.9% along unpaved paths and leads to the Château de Launay.

Other places: Caumont, Aubevoye, Breteuil, Chambray, Bourth, Giverny, La Goulafrière, Harcourt

For the overview of the wider travel region: Eure.