Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Paul Saint-Pierre was classified as a historic monument on 6 August 1938. The church was rebuilt in the 15th century and features a triangular choir, three naves, and stained-glass windows signed by Barillet. The Church of Saint-Paul is nicknamed “Cathédrale des champs”.
The Vieux Château du Neubourg was built in the 12th century by the de Beaumont family.
Personal travel planning can also include renting a holiday apartment in Le Neubourg.
Cycling and Walking Routes
Motorised vehicles are not permitted on the Voie Verte. The route is suitable for people with reduced mobility. The section between Évreux and Le Bec Hellouin is suitable for rollerblading, walking, cycling, and jogging. From Le Neubourg, the Voie Verte leads towards Évreux, Harcourt, or Le Bec Hellouin.
Museums
The Musée d’Ecorché d’Anatomie displays a local collection of anatomical models by Auzoux, made available to the public through a donation from the Auzoux companies. The exhibits also include manufacturing equipment such as moulds and presses. A second exhibition room displays numerous Auzoux models of fauna and flora. The Musée d’Ecorché d’Anatomie is open to the public from Wednesday to Sunday, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The Musée des Charrons et Forgerons displays a complete collection of ploughs manufactured by Henri Bonnel’s company up to 1946. At the Musée des Charrons et Forgerons, the forge was formerly fired according to traditional methods.
Practical Information
The Pays du Neubourg tourist office provides bicycle repair kits, a pump, and a secure bicycle parking area. It has been awarded the “Accueil Vélo” label.
Bus route 214 connects Honfleur, Le Neubourg, and Évreux.
