The eastern boundary of Autigny with Crasville-la-Rocquefort marks the beginning of the Dun Valley. At the level of the village center, this valley is narrow. The dry Bois Labarbe valley rises between Brametot and Canville-les-Deux-Eglises and flows into the Dun Valley at Autigny-le-Bas; numerous groups of trees extend across its landscape. The municipality of Autigny covers 410 hectares, of which 349 hectares are used for agriculture; this corresponds to 85 percent of the municipality's area.
Those who choose Autigny as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature and Landscape
Near Autigny is Plage de Veules-les-Roses, which is listed as a beach. In the wider regional area is Plage de Varengeville-sur-Mer, also listed as a beach.
Culture and History
Autigny probably originated on a Gallo-Roman estate. Around 1207, Gilbert d’Ouville, the lord of Autigny, transferred the village's tithe to Ouville Abbey, which retained it until the French Revolution.
The historical surroundings include several other destinations: Château de Dieppe is located in the wider regional area of Autigny and is listed as a historical site. Prieuré Saint-Hyacinthe d'Yvetot is also located in this wider regional area and is listed as a historical site. Château de Valmont is located there and is listed as a castle. Abbaye d'Arques-la-Bataille is also located in the wider regional area of Autigny and is listed as a historical site.
On Site
Écuries de Bieuvelempré is located on Rue des Papillons in Autigny, Normandy 76740. Horseback rides on the beach are offered there.
