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The Fondation d'Aligre et Marie-Thérèse establishment, which is in fact an "Accommodation Establishment for Dependent Elderly People", has the possibility of offering pleasant accommodation for 144 elderly people. It is also an archaeological site, where some sculptures of ancient objects have been recovered.

From here you can walk out of the village to walk through beautiful and peaceful fields.

Support and services organization for people with disabilities in Lèves.

According to tradition, an amphitheater stood here in Gallo-Roman times, the remains of which can still be found within the walls of the crypt. A second religious building, built here in the 10th century, fell victim to a fire in 1134, leaving only the crypts. The reconstruction of St. Andrew's Church was completed in the twelfth century. Other architectural modifications were added during the following centuries. Today, the collegiate church is classified as a historic monument and serves as a performance hall.

Nice castle

In a kind of Stadtpatk on a branching river and a very good bike path. There is an opportunity to take a break here.

From here you can see the cathedral. But today, she is in the fog.

21.8 km long, the Coinon has its source in the town of Thimert-Gatelles, at an altitude of 237 m, between the places known as Sapinière and Bois de Beauvilliers. It is called Tronchet valley, then Berg op Zoom valley, then Ourit valley, then Joncs valley, then Couanon in the commune of Lèves. It flows generally from west to east. It joins the Eure on the left bank at Lèves, at an altitude of 122 m, after disappearing from the surface in the city center (however some signs are still visible). Notre-Dame de Josaphat Abbey is just east of the confluence of the Coinon and northwest of the Eure. source: wikipedia