Culture
In the centre of Nangeville, on Rue Saint Martin-de-Tours, stands the Église Saint-Martin. It dates from the 13th and 19th centuries and has a roof made of flat roof tiles from the region, as well as a side bell tower with a slate-covered gabled roof.
A traditional barn on Rue Saint Martin-de-Tours is one of the landscape features to be preserved in Nangeville. The church in Nangeville also contains a medieval tombstone of Pierre and Marie de Nangeville dating from 1404.
Renting a holiday apartment in Nangeville can be part of your personal travel planning.
Nature
The “Pelouses calcicoles des Grandes vignes” are a type I ZNIEFF covering an area of 14 hectares. They include a sessile oak forest with preserved Meso- and Xerobromion dry grasslands and occupy the southern slope of a dry valley.
Part of the Bois de la Meule is designated as a ZNIEFF. Part of the Fond des Vignes is also designated as a ZNIEFF; a Natura 2000 site is located there as well.
Surroundings
In the wider regional surroundings of Nangeville are the Château de l'Ardoise and the Château de Vignay, two fortified castles, as well as the Monument commémoratif, a memorial, and the Ancien prieuré Saint-Pierre, a historic site.
Also located in the wider regional surroundings are the Caverne des Brigands, a cave, and the elevations known as the hills Mont Pivot, Mont Rouget and Rocher de Dame Jouanne.
