Thiergeville: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Thiergeville
Nature
The Georges Cuvier circular hiking trail begins at the Church of Saint Martin in Thiergeville and is 13.0 kilometres long. From the hamlet of Bec-au-Cauchois, it offers a view over the Valmont Valley.
In the 12th century, Nicolas d’Estouteville handed the parish of Thiergeville over to Valmont Abbey. The Church of Saint Martin of Thiergeville was built in the 18th century by Camille Albert.
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History
The Château de Fiquainville dates from the 16th to the 18th century. Georges Cuvier worked there as a tutor, studied nature and created his own herbarium.
Architectural Heritage
The Château de Gruville is partly located within the municipality of Thiergeville. From 1876 onwards, it was built by the architect Camille Albert for Alexandre Le Grand; it is partly listed as a historic monument.
The Manoir de Vertot is a traditional 16th-century building. It includes a 17th-century dovecote made of brick and flint.
Regional Products
At the Ferme du Canard Saint-Martin, visitors can sample farm products such as foie gras, rillettes, pâtés, magrets, confit and roasts.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Thiergeville can include the village in their travel plans.
For the overview of the broader destination: Seine-Maritime.
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