Culture
Méry-Corbon's historic buildings include the Église Saint-Martin. It features construction phases from the second half of the 11th century, the 12th century and the 18th century; the nave dates from the second half of the 11th century and the 18th century, while the choir dates from the 12th century. The church has a Romanesque nave and Romanesque choir, a particularly steep gabled roof, and a bell tower with a dome. It is protected as a historic monument in part: the choir was listed in 1926 and the nave in 1946.
The present-day Château Launay was built in 1850 during the reign of Napoleon III on the site of an older feudal castle surrounded by moats. Château Launay is a guesthouse at 5 Rue des Écoles. The Manoir de Montfreule, a 16th-century half-timbered manor house, is also part of the historic local landscape. It is barely visible from the road.
There are four châteaux in the surroundings of Méry-Corbon: Château de Canon, Château de Coupigny, Château du Mont-à -la-Vigne and Château de Cricqueville-en-Auge.
Those who choose Méry-Corbon as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Regional Products
The Ferme des Pâtis in Méry-Corbon welcomes visitors for an afternoon stay and presents dairy products made from the milk of its own cows, with the milk processed on site. It sells local products directly on site, such as milk, cream, faisselle, butter, milk jam, teurgoule, pommé and jelly. It is listed as a producer on the Cider Route. It also offers three educational workshops: on the life of the cow and milk processing, the fauna of the river, and the farm environment.
Surroundings
The beaches Plage de Cabourg, Plage du Temple, Plage du Casino and Plage de Riva Bella are located in the wider regional surroundings of Méry-Corbon.
More local pages: Balleroy, Pont-L'évêque, Surville, Cottun, Branville, Brucourt, Vaudeloges, Bernières-Sur-Mer
