The Moulin de l’Abbé has been documented since 1583 and was dependent on the Abbey of Saint-Martin de Sées. The mill was rebuilt in 1870. The area around Macé also has a network of 30 signposted trails with a total length of 353.3 kilometres, which hikers can use.
Culture and history
According to tradition, the parish church of Saint-Aubin in Macé stands on the site of the tomb of Saints Rasyphe and Raven. Traces of a significant cult complex were discovered near the town centre.
The church of Saint-Aubin in Macé houses the sculpture group „Saint Côme et saint Damien“. It depicts the two saints as the patron saints of doctors and pharmacists.
The painting „Saints Rasiphe et Ravenne“ is an oil painting on canvas and is part of the furnishings of the sacristy of the church of Saint-Aubin in Macé.
The chalice and paten are part of the furnishings of the church of Saint-Aubin in Macé. They are made of silver-plated metal and gilded silver and are attributed to the goldsmiths Martin and Dejean.
Cuisine
L'Ile de Sées offers creative and carefully prepared regional cuisine and is located in a former dairy that has been converted into a charming inn with a distinctive character.
Geographical setting
The nearby Surdon railway station in the neighbouring municipality of Le Château-d'Almenêches is located on the Paris–Granville and Caen–Tours railway lines.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Macé can choose this destination when planning their trip.
