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A very pretty little village in which many old buildings have been preserved. The covered market hall is a wonderful resting place for cyclists.

This forest of pines, oaks and beeches is said to have seen the birth of Lancelot du Lac, knight of the Round Table. The Bonvouloir stone tower offers a wide panorama of the forest. The Vallée de la Tour pond, the Villiers gorges, the Saint-Antoine chapel and the Hippolyte oak, oldest of the forest, are points of interest for hikers.

Flers Castle in Villeneuve-d'Ascq is a 17th century castle surrounded by a beautiful park with an artificial lake and a forest. You can explore the castle museum, which displays paintings, ceramics and sculptures from different eras and styles. You can also enjoy the Micro-Folie, a digital museum that provides access to more than 1,000 masterpieces from national and regional institutions. The Château de Flers is a privileged place to discover the art and history of the region while enjoying a natural setting.

good weather path in good condition

La Carneille is a locality and a former French commune with 584 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2019) in the Orne department in the Normandy region. It belonged to the canton of Athis-de-l'Orne and the Arrondissement Argentan

The "Forges de Varenne" Park welcomes you to a very old industrial area dated 16th century which installations are listed Historical Monuments. The vestiges of this iron and steel unit, the most representative of ancient metallurgy in Normandy, stopped operating in 1866. New this year, presentation of Norman barnyard.

Tile from the Saint Clair de Halouze iron mine (1954-1978). Last headframe rising above a mine shaft in Normandy, symbol of the region's mining past. To see: The headframe rising above the extraction well, the crushing and screening buildings, the engine room and the miners' locker-rooms Source: Orne Tourisme

Discover this charming village through its marked and commented paths