Baudre: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Baudre combines sacred art, trails through the Norman bocage and the landscapes of the Vire. The different facets of the town range from a historic altar ensemble to routes and permanently installed works of art.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Baudre can focus their accommodation search directly on the town.

Culture

The Church of Saint-Ouen in Baudre houses an ensemble consisting of a high altar, tabernacle, reredos, altar cross and four candlesticks. The altar in this ensemble dates from the last quarter of the 17th century. The altar ensemble comes from the former Church of Saint-Thomas in Saint-Lô.

Some sculptures from the Bords de Vire festival have been permanently installed since 2018. The permanent Bords de Vire sculpture trail stretches for 25 kilometres between Tessy-Bocage and Pont Gourfaleur in Baudre.

The Château de Torigny-sur-Vire, a château, the Abbaye de Boulaye, a historic site, the Abbaye de Torigny, a historic site, and the Couvent de Torigni-sur-Vire, also a historic site, are located in the surrounding area of Baudre.

Nature

La Rando des Haras Nationaux covers a distance of 190 kilometres. The La Rando des Haras Nationaux – Baudre – Pont-Farcy section follows paths through the Norman bocage to Pont-Farcy. After Baudre, this section reaches the towpath in the Vire valley.

On the La Rando des Haras Nationaux – Baudre – Pont-Farcy section, you will encounter lock keeper's houses, reminders that the Vire was navigable until the 20th century. La Rando des Haras Nationaux – Haras National de Saint-Lô – Baudre is an equestrian route and ends at the Église de Baudre.

More destination pages: La Chapelle-Urée, Roncey, Néville-Sur-Mer, Valcanville, Sottevast, Servon, La Luzerne, Donville-Les-Bains.

To the higher-level travel overview: Manche.