Lénault: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

West of Lénault lies a deeply incised valley covered with pastureland. The Vaux River flows through this western valley; in the hamlet of Marsangle, it joins the Druance.

Those choosing Lénault as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.

Culture and history

The Notre-Dame Church in Lénault was built between the 15th and 19th centuries. Its gabled-roof tower was built by the English in the 16th century, probably in 1565. Opposite the church in Lénault is the former seigneurial manor house, which now houses the La Table des 2 Ifs restaurant.

Nature

The Promenade à Lénault is a 7.1-kilometre circular hiking trail. Mont Pinçon, a mountain, is located in the immediate vicinity of Lénault. Mont d'Ancre is a mountain in the area surrounding Lénault.

Surrounding area

The Château d'Harcourt is a château in the area surrounding Lénault. The Abbaye d'Aulnay Aunay-sur-Odon, a ruin, is also located nearby. Further afield in the region surrounding Lénault are the Château Ganne and the Château de Dampierre, both châteaux.

More pages about localities: Vignats, Aunay-Sur-Odon, Amfreville, Roucamps, Tourgéville, Saint-Arnoult, Landelles-Et-Coupigny, Meuvaines.

To the higher-level travel overview: Calvados.