Culture
The Chapelle Saint-Roch was built in the 15th century and is associated with a local legend about a plague vow. It features Gothic characteristics, including a ribbed vault, pointed arches and pointed-arch windows.
Those choosing Millières as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
The Chapelle Saint-Roch is located on Rue St Roch, 400 metres from the town hall. The Église Saint-Etienne stands in the town centre on a 52-metre-high hill. It was bombed and completely destroyed in July 1944, rebuilt from October 1959 to 26 September 1961, and inaugurated on that day. The former Église Saint-Etienne dated from the 15th century.
Nature
There are two paths at Lac des Bruyères, one of which is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Interactive information panels provide insights into the local flora and information about the local fauna.
Lac des Bruyères has shelters, picnic tables, children's games, a boules court and dry toilets. The site covers 30 hectares of heathland with heather and gorse, including 10 hectares of water, and was created on the site of a former sand quarry.
Hiking
Les landes de Millières is an easy, 6.1-kilometre hiking route with a duration of 2 hours and 15 minutes. The Sentier d'interprétation du Lac des Bruyères is signposted from the D900 between Périers and Lessay.
At Les landes de Millières, visitors can discover two types of heathland around Lac des Bruyères and a former sand quarry: low heathland and heathland covered with pine trees. At the Sentier d'interprétation du Lac des Bruyères, a former sand extraction site can be visited in a 9-hectare heathland area with 4 hectares of water.
More local pages: Saint Planchers, Magneville, Gavray, Agon-Coutainville, Graignes-Mesnil-Angot, Montviron, Montanel, Brouains
