Culture
The Logis d’Angey is a former manor house built towards the end of the 16th century. Several outbuildings have been preserved: a barn, stable, livestock barn and dwelling house. Above all, a large gate with a passageway and a pedestrian door define the surviving structure; both are flanked by two truncated stair towers with loopholes.
The statue of Saint Samson is a carved, painted polychrome wooden sculpture. A statue of Saint Samson is located in the Église Saint-Samson in Angey. The place name La Samsonnière is derived from the cult of Saint Samson.
The rooster on the Église Saint-Samson in Angey was removed in 2015 to be replaced; its tail is missing.
Those considering Angey as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment here.
Surroundings
The Abbaye Sainte-Trinité de La Lucerne is located in the vicinity of Angey. The Mont-Saint-Michel beach is also located near Angey. The Abbaye du Mont-Saint-Michel and the island of Mont Saint-Michel are also located in the vicinity of Angey.
The historical sites Abbaye de Montmorel and Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Vieuville are located in the wider regional surroundings of Angey. The Plage Verger beach and the ÃŽle des Landes island are also located there.
More local pages: Saint-Maurice-En-Cotentin, Varouville, Le Loreur, Carquebut, La Barre-De-Semilly, Mobecq, Saint-Jores, Saint-Lô.
