Bézancourt: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

The municipal area of Bézancourt is home to La Pierre qui Tourne, a menhir near forest paths. The stone is considered one of the few still-visible remnants of prehistoric settlement in the Pays de Bray. In the 19th century, it was secured after a forester tried to topple the menhir because he suspected a buried treasure there.

For your own travel planning, you can set yourself the goal of finding a vacation apartment in Bézancourt.

Nature and Trails

A hike south of Bézancourt leads to the state-owned Forêt Domaniale de Lyons and the aforementioned menhir; it returns to Bézancourt through the Lande Hédia woodland. La vallée Dollé is presented as a hike to discover the western Pays de Bray.

Culture

The Château du Landel is an 18th-century manor house and was formerly a stop on the Way of St. James to Santiago de Compostela. Bicycles are rented there.

Near Bézancourt are the Abbaye de Saint-Germer-de-Fly, a historic site; the Abbaye de Mortemer-en-Lyons, a ruin site; and the Prieuré Sainte-Austreberte, a historic site. In the wider region around Bézancourt are the Abbaye de l'Isle-Dieu, a historic site, and Jardin Plume, a garden.

Architecture

The Église Saint-Aubin has a Latin-cross floor plan; its single-nave layout ends in a choir. It also features a checkerboard pattern made of flint and stone.

More local pages: Montmain, Ry, Bihorel, Eu, Yvetot, Thiergeville, Goderville, Saint-Valéry-En-Caux

To the higher-level travel overview: Seine-Maritime.