Le Bourg-Dun: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Le Bourg-Dun is home to the Église Notre-Dame, which is classified as a Monument historique. It was built in 1015 on the ruins of a former abbey that had been destroyed during a Norman raid in the 9th century.

When staying in Le Bourg-Dun, you may wish to make renting a holiday apartment your priority.

Culture

The Chapelle Saint Julien in Le Bourg-Dun is classified as a Monument historique; its exterior is freely accessible. It features a mural, and its vault displays a fresco depicting eight angels playing music and their instruments. At the entrance to the large courtyard building housing the Chapelle Saint-Julien stands a 16th-century sandstone calvary. The building was commissioned in 1323 and served as a parish church in the 17th century.

The Four à pain de Flainville is an 18th-century bakehouse made of sandstone, bricks and half-timbering. Following its complete restoration in 1994, it is still in operation today. The Fête du pain takes place every year in August at the Four à pain de Flainville.

Trails

Circuit No. 12 – Sur la Rive du Dun runs from Le Bourg-Dun via Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux to La Gaillarde.

The commented Circuit Village du Lin leads through the centre of Le Bourg-Dun using information panels and provides information about flax in relation to geology, agriculture, industry and crafts, visual arts, literature, medicine and composite materials.

Le Bourg-Dun has four remarkably restored dovecotes; one of them is publicly visible on a hiking trail that passes the Impasse du Paradis.

Other local pages: Montigny, Bretteville-Du-Grand-Caux, Hugleville-en-Caux, Tourville-Sur-Arques, Bolleville, Franqueville-Saint-Pierre, Bois-Guillaume, Boissay

To the higher-level travel overview: Seine-Maritime.