Culture and History
Anguerny is home to the Église Saint-Martin. It consists of a Romanesque nave and a Gothic choir and dates from the 11th to the 14th century. Its bell tower is one of the oldest in the Calvados département.
The stele of the Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada commemorates a Canadian regiment of the 3rd Infantry Division that was involved in the liberation of Anguerny. The Inukshuk is a stone structure erected as a tribute to Canadian soldiers.
Those who choose Anguerny as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Surroundings
The Château de Fontaine-Henry and the Château de la Londe, both castles, are located in the immediate vicinity of Anguerny. The Château de Lasson and the Château de Lion-sur-Mer are also located in the surrounding area; these two buildings are castles as well.
Landscape
The surroundings of Anguerny include the beaches of Sword Beach, Juno Beach, Plage de Riva Bella and Gold Beach. The Mare d’Anguerny is a visible sign of the groundwater table’s immediate proximity.
Circular Tour
The Colomby-Anguerny heritage circular tour is 5 kilometres long and takes 2 to 3 hours. It starts at “Parking rue Bill Ross”.
