Moulines: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Moulines can be explored through tangible evidence of its architectural history and landscape. At the Church of Saint-Georges in Moulines, remains of opus spicatum from the 11th century and a 14th-century window have been preserved. The church itself was built in the 18th and 19th centuries; its bell tower is covered with an imperial roof made of hewn stone.
Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Laurent in Fontaine-Halbout was built in the 12th century. Inside, there is an 18th-century holy water stoup carved from limestone, which is listed as a protected object.
The Pont du Bactot is another example of Moulines’ architectural heritage. It is a limestone bridge in Moulines on the R.D. 15; its main construction phase dates from the 19th century.
A trip to Moulines may include the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Geographical Location
Moulines lies in the heart of the Pays de Cingal, on the edge of the Caen Plain and Suisse Normande.
Landscape
The Sources de Moulines are a hydrogeological geosite. The grounds of the Sources de Moulines are crossed by the Tour du Pays de Falaise hiking trail.
Access to the Sources de Moulines is regulated and requires prior authorization.
Trails
The Les bois du Val de Laize hiking trail leads to Moulines after the first house. 150 m after Moulines Town Hall, the hiking trail reaches a rest area for hikers. The hiking trail also crosses a bridge over the Bactot stream.
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