Tourism Saint-Martin-d'Aubigny

Museums and monuments to visit

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  Maison de la brique
  The brick museum is housed in the former local brickyard which was saved from destruction by the inhabitants. The building houses today the museum and exhibitions.
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  Maison des marais
  The maison des marais, (house of the swamps) is located near the swamps. It is a classical swamps architecture style house. The local association for the protection of that type of buildings has been ...
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  Musée Tancrède
  The Tancred museum in Hauteville-la-Guichard presents the conquest of the southern Italy by the son of a Norman lord, Tancred of Hauteville. The Norman founded in Sicily one of the most exceptional ...
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  Manoir du Grand Taute
  The manor of the Grand Taute is a historic residence in the Manche region. It was built in the 16th century by Jean le Coq. The building was fitted with a defence system very efficient in order to be ...
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  Eglise Notre-Dame de Savigny
  The church of Savigny was originally built in the 12th century but underwent different modifications. The church has one nave and one transept. The nave and the bay shows that different styles mix in ...
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  Abbaye Sainte Trinité de Lessay
  The Abbey of Lessay was founded in 1056 and had its apogee in the 12th and 13th centuries. The abbey is a Romanesque building which was partially destroyed during World War 2 and identically restored ...
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  Eglise Saint Nicolas
  The Saint Nicolas church was built between the 13th and the 17th century, in a gothic style. The Tour lanterne and the big volumes of the chancel and of the ambulatory are very impressive.
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  Cathédrale de Coutances
  The cathedral of Coutances is, with the abbey of the Mont Saint-Michel, the most famous monument of the Gothic art in Normandy. The building was built in the early 13th century and based on many ...
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  Eglise Saint Pierre
  The Saint Pierre church in Coutances is a Flamboyant Gothic style masterpiece from the late 15th century. The church has a lantern tower which reminds us of the one in the cathedral, ancient ...
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  Musée Quesnel-Morinière
  The Quesnel-Morinière museum is housed in a private mansion built in the late 17th century. It is located in the botanical garden of Coutances. The museum houses great paintings collections from ...
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  Jardin des Plantes de Coutances
  The botanical garden of Coutances was created between 1852 and 1855 thanks to the donation of Mr. Quesnel de la Molinière. The botanical garden of Coutances is one of the oldest garden in the ...
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  Château de Gratot
  The Chateau de Gratot, in the Pays de Coutances, has relics from the 13th and 18th centuries. The site is fitted with moat still fed with the water coming from the «Fountain a la ...
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  Ermitage Saint-Gerbold
  The Saint-Gerbold hermitage was built in the 15th century and was dedicated to the bishop of Bayeux, who lived in the 7th century. The original chapel became an hermitage and had this purpose until ...
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  Château de Cerisy-la-Salle
  The castle of Cerisy-la-Salle was built between 1605 and 1620 then extended in 1765. It was built on the base of the former medieval castle. There is, inside the castle, a monumental staircase as ...
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  Château de Pirou
  The Chateau de Pirou was built in the 12th century and is situated on an island in a artificial lake. Back in the days, it was located on the shore and watched over the East coast of the Channel. It ...
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  Château d'Agneaux
  Castle of XIII century and chapel of the XIV century.
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  Église d'Agneaux
  The Church of Agneaux was built in the XIX century.
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  Jardins d'Argences
  When we talk about the Gardens of Argences, we must talk about their creator, Caroline Lecardonnel. She was in the past a journalist for many famous French newspapers and on the radio. She bought in ...
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  Mausolée Letenneur
  The mausoleum Letenneur is a tomb built by one man, Auguste Letenneur, in order to be buried there with his wife and his children. The construction of this 75-foot high remarkable grave started in ...