Culture and History
The Église Saint-Pierre was built in the 12th century.
The Église Saint-Pierre was redesigned several times in the 18th and 20th centuries.
Inside the Église Saint-Pierre, a monumental fresco depicts the Baptism of Christ.
Ten stained-glass windows created by Jean-Ernest Gaudin and his son Pierre illuminate the Église Saint-Pierre.
The church was probably a castle chapel. It has neither a bell tower nor an interior bell, but it does have an exterior bell weighing 99 kilograms.
The former castle of the lords of La Luzerne dates from the 16th and 18th centuries.
The former castle of the lords of La Luzerne was heavily damaged in 1944; only the portal, a tower, and the farmyard remain.
La Luzerne is the family place of origin of Anne César de La Luzerne, Marquis de La Luzerne and French ambassador to the United States under Louis XVI.
The Belle Fontaine 1 holiday accommodation is located in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Lô and its national stud farm.
When planning a trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in La Luzerne.
Hiking
The Circuit de La Luzerne is a hiking trail within the municipality of La Luzerne.
The Circuit de La Luzerne is approximately 6.6 kilometres long.
The average walking time for the Circuit de La Luzerne is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Nature
The Dollée stream forms the southern boundary of La Luzerne for approximately 200 metres.
Other places: Ducey, L'etang-Bertrand, Genets, La Meurdraquière, Bréville-Sur-Mer, Lingreville, Cartigny-L'épinay, Savigny-Le-Vieux
