The Église Saint-Pierre-aux-liens was built in the Romanesque style in the 11th century and modified in the 12th century.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Huberville can include the place name together with “Bocage Valognais” in their travel plans.
Culture
The Croix aux Anglais has steps, a base, a shaft and a capital dating from the 18th century, as well as a cross added in the 19th century.
Local tradition associates the Croix aux Anglais with a battle during the time of Charles VII and Joan of Arc.
The Four à chaux des Grandes Carrières is the last standing lime kiln production structure in the territory of Huberville.
The Four à chaux des Grandes Carrières is one of the few documented medium-sized lime kilns in the Bocage Valognais and appears to have had sufficient capacity for the local lime trade.
Hiking
The “Bocage au Coeur du Cotentin” hiking trail starts in Huberville, in the hamlet of Le Roquier, by the town hall car park. It is designated as a moderate 10.7 km hike with a stated duration of 3 hours. From elevations between 61 and 118 metres, it offers views of the surrounding municipalities.
The “Les ruines romaines” circular hiking trail leads around the former Gallo-Roman town of Alauna and offers a viewpoint over the Bocage Valognais; the remains of the bath complex can be seen along the way. The circular trail starts at the car park of Huberville town hall and is marked in red.
The “Les ruines romaines” hiking trail is not served by the Cap Cotentin bus network, but it can be reached by car; there is a car park near the starting point.
On 20 September 2026, the two-hour guided tour “Circuit: randonnée patrimoine” on the history of the municipality’s lime kilns is scheduled to take place in Huberville at 3 p.m.; the meeting point is the car park of the Église Saint-Pierre-Ès-Liens church.
