Acqueville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Church of Notre-Dame in Acqueville dates from the 16th and 17th centuries. It contains an 18th-century tombstone with a carved cross bearing a nimbus. The church also features stained glass created by Gabriel Loire in 1960. A sundial is located on the southwest corner of the bell tower of the Church of Notre-Dame in Acqueville. A small fir tree grows from a joint in the bell tower of the church in Acqueville; its roots have been anchored there for more than 200 years.

Culture and History

The La Bélangerie manor house in Acqueville is well worth a visit and offers guest rooms as well as independent accommodation in a former outbuilding. The Ferme du Hutrel in Acqueville is also well worth a visit. The former presbytery in Acqueville is likewise worth a visit.

A newer cross stands on an older base dating from 1807 in the cemetery of Acqueville. The Croix aux Rois is a shortened monolithic granite wayside cross at the intersection of the D22 and the D123 in Acqueville. The Croix du hameau Voisin is a wayside cross at the intersection of the D405 and the road to the hamlet of Voisin in Acqueville; it consists of two steps, a base, a shaft and a cross arm.

Nature and Trails

Acqueville has three hiking trails where visitors can discover the local nature; they also connect the neighbouring municipalities and lead to the church there.

At Carrefour des Pelles in Acqueville, the electric vehicle charging station has two connectors, including a Type 2 connector.

Anyone considering Acqueville as a travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment here.

More local pages: Sotteville, Donville-Les-Bains, La Mouche, Bréhal, Mont-Saint-Michel, Colomby, Le Mesnilbus, Hebecrevon

To the higher-level travel overview: Manche.