The Church of Saint-Pierre, including its crypt, was classified as a historic monument on September 21, 1983. Its main construction phases date from the 13th century, the last quarter of the 15th century and the last quarter of the 16th century.
The Church of Saint-Pierre is fortified with loopholes in the attic, machicolations above the large choir windows and a small corner turret for monitoring the northern façade. The axial choir window contains stained-glass windows signed by Thomas de Clinchamp around 1510.
Your own travel plans may include renting a holiday apartment in Norroy-le-Veneur.
Culture
The Couarail Festival features orchestras, street performance groups and games for children.
The Couarail Festival takes place on the second weekend of June. The event includes local cuisine.
In the upper part of Norroy-le-Veneur stands a washhouse with columns. The Fontaine Godier formerly served both as a fountain and a washhouse and was an important social meeting place for the village. The Fontaine au Chênes served as a watering trough for animals, while the Fontaine de Larue dates from the 19th century.
At the entrance to the village stands the wine press of Monsieur and Madame François. It bears witness to an activity that has since disappeared.
Things to do
The Boucle des coteaux trail passes through Norroy-le-Veneur. The route is 9 km long, includes 167 metres of ascent and takes 35 minutes.
