The Église Notre-Dame in Romagny contains an 18th-century pulpit, which was classified as a protected historic object on 22 July 1977. The church also contains a polychrome stone statue of the Vierge à l'Enfant from the 16th century; it too was classified as a protected historic object on 22 July 1977. The statue is located in the south side chapel on the west wall of the Église Notre-Dame.
Culture
In the immediate vicinity of Romagny is the historic site of Abbaye des Blanches. In the wider region around Romagny are the historic site of Abbaye de Savigny, Château de Vire and the historic site of Abbaye de Montmorel.
Nature
Pas du Diable and Petite Cascade are located on the Cançon, a tributary of the Cance, on the border between Le Neufbourg and Romagny. Rocher de l'Aiguille overlooks the Cance valley and is equipped for climbing.
The 19th-century Chapelle Saint-Vital is built onto the rocks and serves as a viewpoint. Mont Margantin hill is located in the wider region around Romagny.
Cycling
The Voie Verte near Romagny was created along the route of a former railway line. The disused Gare de Romagny railway station is located on the Voie Verte, which is used by the Véloscénie.
Near Romagny, the route branches off northwards towards Vire as the Vélomaritime; eastwards towards Alençon, it continues as the Véloscénie.
Anyone choosing Romagny as a travel destination wants to rent a holiday apartment there.
