The Église Saint-Pierre in Maupertuis is dedicated to the Apostle Peter. The present-day building probably dates from the 15th century.
Anyone wishing to visit Maupertuis can find a holiday apartment.
Culture
The high altar of the Église Saint-Pierre includes an altarpiece with four columns. The altarpiece of the high altar is precisely dated to 1712.
The statue of Saint Peter in the Église Saint-Pierre is a carved, polychrome-painted wooden sculpture from the 17th century. The statue of Saint Sebastian in the Église Saint-Pierre is a carved, polychrome-painted wooden sculpture. The statue of Saint Barbara in the Église Saint-Pierre is also a carved, polychrome-painted wooden sculpture. A choir stall can serve as a support for a processional cross.
Geographical setting
The Soulles River forms the eastern boundary of Maupertuis. To the northwest, the municipality is bounded by the Ruisseau de la Girardière.
Nature
In the same Villedieu Intercom municipal association as Maupertuis, Villedieu-les-Poêles-Rouffigny has an SNCF railway station on the Paris–Granville line. In the same Villedieu Intercom municipal association as Maupertuis, Villedieu-les-Poêles-Rouffigny offers 13 routes for hiking, horse riding and mountain biking.
Other places
Anneville-Sur-Mer, Moulines, La Colombe, Sottevast, Ver, Saint-Pellerin, Montjoie-Saint-Martin, Mobecq
