7의 그레몽빌가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The name of the commune of Hautot-Saint-Sulpice includes the word Hautot which comes from “Hawk Tot” meaning the viking’s farm. The term will evolve into Hotto then Hautot. As for Saint-Sulpice, he was the patron saint of the parish. Church completely rebuilt in 1849 and 1850 for Abbot Simon. Elongated building with two naves. The nave is preceded by a bell tower pierced with sounding louvers and crowned with a polygonal slate spire. The structural work is made up of sandstone, brick, flint.

La Durdent is formed in Héricourt-en-Caux. In many places small springs rise to form La Durdent. The water is also used as drinking water. In the days of steam trains, water was diverted via pipes to the station in Yvetot.

This has been a monument since November 12, 1934. In earlier years it served as a horse stable. From the construction of the roof you can see that the carpenters worked in shipbuilding.

The origins of the chapel go back to the 12th century. Remodeling took place in the 16th and 18th centuries. A stream flows behind this chapel and characterizes a small hiking area. Really nice place!

Superb discovery this route to go to the sea. Traveled today as far as Sommesnil but it goes well as far as the sea at Veulettes-sur-Mer. Little traffic, few towns crossed from YVETOT and a lot of nature: country roads, plains, but be careful, it is quite hilly with long false-flats. A little further on the route, there is the castle of Cany-Barville and vittefleur