In Feugères stands the Manoir du Bois, also known as Château du Bois, a manor house built in the 16th century in the hamlet of Le Bois in Feugères.
History
By decree of 2 February 2012, the Manoir du Bois was listed as a historic monument in France. It preserves defensive features such as moats, Éguets and loopholes.
Culture
The Notre-Dame-de-l’Huis-ouvert Chapel in Feugères was built around 1400. It is a single-nave stone building with a slate roof.
The chapel in Feugères is automatically opened and closed from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Access is through the small door on the right.
The last pressing at Feugères’ traditional cider press took place in 1971.
Those considering Feugères as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The “Circuit du Pressoir” circular route begins at Place du Pressoir in Feugères, is 7 kilometres long and is rated easy. It follows sunken lanes lined with tall hedges.
The “Circuit des Hôtels” circular route runs mainly along unpaved paths, including broad or sunken lanes lined with hedges.
The “Les chemins creux” route includes typical sunken lanes in the bocage countryside, lined with hedges and shady undergrowth.
Cycling
The Périers–Saint-Martin-d’Aubigny–Feugères cycling route connection is 10 kilometres long and is rated easy. It is signposted with green signs on a white background, as well as white road markings featuring a cyclist symbol.
Other places: Angoville-Au-Plain, Ver, Cambernon, Ravenoville, Quineville, Le Theil, Tocqueville, Sottevast
