Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Manoir dit La Cour was built between the 16th and 18th centuries; most of the surviving elements date from the reconstruction of the residential building around 1630. The privately owned Manoir dit La Cour is not open to the public, but it opens to visitors every year during the European Heritage Days. The complex is arranged around an enclosed courtyard and surrounded on three sides by water-filled moats; traces of a drawbridge have been preserved at the entrance.

Culture

The Église Saint-Martin in Bricquebec-en-Cotentin was built between 1897 and 1900 in the Neo-Romanesque style. The surviving bell tower of the former Église Saint-Martin in Bricquebec-en-Cotentin was built between July 1770 and July 1771. The stained-glass windows of the Église Saint-Martin in Bricquebec-en-Cotentin, completed in 1900, came from the workshop of Edouard Didron; each window depicts a Trappist monk.

The Abbaye Notre-Dame de Grâce is located in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert. The Artothèque de Cherbourg museum and Fort du Roule are located in the vicinity of Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert.

Finding or renting a holiday apartment in Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert is one way to plan your stay individually.

Paths and cycling routes

The Autour de Jeanne d'Arc route is an easy, 9.3-kilometre walking route for beginners. It starts at the Église Saint-Martin and follows the RD121. The Autour de Jeanne d'Arc route is not served by the Cap Cotentin bus network.

The Boucle cyclotouristique de Bricquebec Nord is an easy, 18.7-kilometre VTC cycling route. The Manoir de la Couperie is a private estate and a stop designated as a heritage site on the Boucle cyclotouristique de Bricquebec Nord.

Geographical setting

Plage Napoléon beach is located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert. Fort du Homet is also located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert.

The beaches of Plage Collignon, Plage de Collignon and Plage de Sciotot are also located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Martin-Le-Hébert.

Further destinations: Moyon, Digosville, Ozeville, Saint Planchers, Biniville, Surville, Montmartin-En-Graignes, Octeville-L'avenel

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