Lignou: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Château de Lignou was built in two phases: the west pavilion and the main building date from 1592, while the east pavilion dates from 1830. The façades and roofs of the Château de Lignou have been partially protected as a Monument historique since 8 May 1973. The Château de Lignou is privately owned.

The Croix des Gages is considered the oldest cross in the municipality of Lignou and dates from the 17th century. The Church of Lignou has stained-glass windows listed in the departmental inventory.

Nature

The starting point for the “La légende de Lignou” circular trail is at 6 Le Bourg, 61220 Lignou. The car park for the “La légende de Lignou” circular trail is located behind Lignou Town Hall. The trail is 12 km long and passes the Manoir du Grand Bois Mancelet. The Manoir du Grand Bois Mancelet has origins dating back to the 11th century. At the beginning of the trail stands the Lignou war memorial, designed by Marcel Pierre.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Lignou can focus their accommodation search on this location.

Surrounding Area

In the wider area around Lignou is Château Ganne, a château. In the wider area around Lignou is Château de Falaise, a castle. In the wider area around Lignou is Château des Ducs (Argentan), a historic site.

In the wider area around Lignou is the Abbaye de Saint-André-en-Gouffern, an abbey. The Parc Régional Normandie-Maine, a regional park, is located in the wider area around Lignou. In the wider area around Lignou is Mont Margantin, a hill.

Other places: Nocé, Belfonds, Longny-au-Perche, Bellême, Mardilly, L'aigle, Aunou-Sur-Orne, Moutiers-Au-Perche.

To the main travel overview: Orne.