Culture
The Manoir dit La Cour is located in the hamlet of La Cour in Reigneville-Bocage. Its main construction phase dates back to 1575, placing it in the second half of the 16th century. The property has a four-storey residential building and a tower built at the south-east corner from small bricks.
The Manoir dit La Cour is considered an important example of Renaissance architecture in the Cotentin, more precisely of the Mannerist movement. It has been listed as a historic monument since 2 October 1995. The eastern façade of La Cour features cladding made of dressed limestone and rich Renaissance decoration. La Cour de Reigneville-Bocage, also known as “La Haute Salle”, is also included in the list of significant historic heritage sites of the Clos du Cotentin.
A baptismal font is located in the former choir of the former church in Reigneville-Bocage. It dates from the late 16th or early 17th century and is made of dressed limestone. On 29 July 1991, the baptismal font was registered as a protected object.
The former Saint-Martin church is also part of the history of the village. It fell into disrepair in the 1800s and was not rebuilt; a vaulted arch has survived. The sacristy of the former church, dated 1786, now serves as the town hall.
Another historic building is the Manoir des Ronchettes, a 16th-century residential building in the commune of Reigneville-Bocage. It has cylindrical towers protected by arquebus loopholes. The Manoir des Ronchettes currently offers guest rooms.
Those who choose Reigneville-Bocage as a travel destination may be planning to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
Reigneville-Bocage belongs wholly or partly to the landscape unit “bas plateau calcaire du Plain et du bocage valognais”.
In the wider Cotentin area, Reigneville-Bocage is mentioned on a hiking map from the tourist office in connection with the area's structurally defining hiking routes.
