Incheville: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Incheville
The Forêt d’Eu occupies half of the municipal territory of Incheville. It is a beech forest in which many trees are more than one hundred years old.
Those who choose Incheville as a destination want to rent a vacation apartment.
Culture and History
The Église Saint-Lubin was built in 1106 and is dedicated to Saint Lubin, the Bishop of Chartres in the 6th century. Its Romanesque architecture combines with Gothic elements, including pointed-arch windows as well as foundations made of flint and hewn stone.
The Gallic oppidum Camp de Mortagne still has remarkably well-preserved ramparts and ditches.
Water
Swimming is strictly prohibited in the Étang d’Incheville. Boats are not permitted on the body of water, except for authorized persons while fishing. At the entrance to the Étang d’Incheville, there is a children’s playground and fitness equipment. There is also a fully paved path there.
Trails
The 18 km-long Chemin entre Verre et Mer trail, which takes around 5 hours, runs through the lower Bresle Valley between Eu and Incheville. It begins in Le Tréport and can be used on foot, by bicycle, or on horseback.
The moderately difficult Le Triage circular trail begins in Incheville, is 11 km long, and takes approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes on foot. It leads through the beech stands of the Forêt d’Eu and includes the Pierre Bise, which is considered a possible former druid stone.
To the main travel overview: Seine-Maritime.
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