Béthonvilliers: holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Saint-Martin church in Béthonvilliers dates back to the 15th century. Its single-nave structure ends in a semicircular apse and dates from the 16th century.

Culture

The washhouse, supplied by the Pissot spring, is located 30 metres from the Saint-Martin church. A pond, originally used as a watering place for livestock, is reflected at the Manoir de la Cour.

Nature

The Bouillons stream rises in Béthonvilliers.

Cycling

The “Au pays des fées et des ermites” cycling loop passes through Béthonvilliers. It is signposted with green-and-white signs and a brown marker bearing the number 11, is of moderate difficulty, 28.2 kilometres long and designed to take three hours. In Béthonvilliers, the cycling loop also leads to the Manoir de la Bourguignière.

Food and drink

Les Pampilles du Perche produces goat’s cheese at the farm in the hamlet of Le Boulay in Béthonvilliers. The business offers farm visits by prior reservation and offered year-round farm-gate sales by prior reservation.

More local pages: Chartres, La Saucelle, Chandelles, Champrond-en-Gâtine, Saint-Laurent-en-Gâtines, Montigny-sur-Avre, Courtalain and Senonches.

To the higher-level travel overview: Eure-Et-Loir.