Maucomble: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Nature
The Puits Merveilleux is a sinkhole in Maucomble, in the middle of the Forêt domaniale d'Eawy state forest. Access to the interior of the Puits Merveilleux remains prohibited to the public. An educational information board has been installed at the Puits Merveilleux.
Visitors can use the hiking trail named after the Puits Merveilleux. The Forêt domaniale d'Eawy state forest extends across Maucomble and other municipalities.
Personal travel planning in Maucomble may include the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The colossal box tree in the cemetery of Maucomble has been designated a classified site since 6 June 1942.
The glassworks of Maucomble mainly produced bottles, flat glass, and white or coloured glass. It was founded in 1763 by the Ça que Ray family and located near the forest of Eawy, whose firewood, water sources, and sand pits were needed for glassmaking.
The glassworks of Maucomble closed in 1812; the abolition of privileges and the Continental System under Napoleon I are cited as reasons.
History
The historic site of the Abbaye de Saint-Saëns is located in the immediate vicinity of Maucomble. The ruins of the Abbaye Saint-Laurent de Beaubec are located in the vicinity of Maucomble.
The historic site of the Abbaye Sainte-Madeleine de Bival is located in the wider regional area surrounding Maucomble. The ruins of the Château de Blainville-Crevon and the Jardin Plume garden are also located in the wider regional area surrounding Maucomble.
For the higher-level travel overview: Seine-Maritime.
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