Trun: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
The present-day Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul parish church in Trun was built from 1819 to 1822 by Félix Delarue, the departmental architect. The market in Trun takes place on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the town centre.
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Culture
The Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul church has three naves. It also contains the Stations of the Cross.
The stained-glass design created by Gabriel Loire in 1952 comprises 15 panels made of antique glass with a total area of 40.94 m².
History
On 18 August 1944, Canadian and Polish troops arrived in Trun and held the northern edge of the Chambois pocket.
A three-hour circuit starting from Trun or Chambois brings the bloody final days of the Battle of Normandy back to life and ends with a visit to the Mémorial de Montormel.
In the area around Trun, the panoramic view over the battlefield and the anecdotes told by the guides at the Mémorial de Montormel provide an immersive insight into the final three days of the battle.
Nature
In the area around Trun, the Iron Age archaeological site of Camp de Bierre is located in Merri, on a rocky promontory overlooking the Trun plain.
In the area around Trun, the Coteaux historiques de la Bataille de Normandie form a natural line of hills at the end of the Trun plain.
Trails
In the area around Trun, the Camp de Bierre archaeological site is located in Merri and has a 1,000-metre marked trail that is open year-round.
In the area around Trun, the Coteaux historiques de la Bataille de Normandie offer six kilometres of marked trails that are open year-round.
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