생제르맹 수칼리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

But...is it really, as it look akind of painted. The same Holzfachwerk hauses in Germany show plasters round the timber. In the backgrond a more genuine French mansion.

Short but pleasant passage in the Futaie woods, you start on a small undulating path before climbing onto a wider path lined with beech trees.

If you go down this street towards Authieux, you will benefit from a beautiful landscape, clearings with thick grass and the woods of La Futaie and La Fontaine.

Fief owned in 1553 by François de Montgomery, the first man-at-arms in France. The Château du Bosc Théroulde was rebuilt from 1616 to 1632 in the Napoleon III style. It benefited from significant revivals in the 19th century.

At Petit Tendos, you will cross (via a bridge!) the Cailly. On the side, however, you access the river. Your potential 4-legged companion will be delighted! The Cailly is a tributary of the Seine into which it flows at Rouen. A river with a regular flow, the Cailly crosses two completely distinct zones; in the upstream part, a lightly urbanized area dominated by agricultural activities, in the downstream part, between Malaunay and its mouth, a totally urbanized area, a real street of urban areas with an industrial vocation.

On the descent leading to Grand Tendos, a lovely view of the Cailly valley awaits you.

The structural work of the church, namely the nave and the bell tower, date from the first half of the 16th century. The choir was rebuilt in the 19th century, first from 1844 to 1846, then following the re-construction of the sacristy in 1866. The church was damaged in 1944 following a bombing.

After climbing a large clearing to reach the Bosc Théroulde castle, you will enjoy a lovely view of the Cailly valley.