The town centre of Vittefleur lies in a valley through which the Durdent flows.
Those who choose Vittefleur as a travel destination and want to rent a holiday apartment can combine both in planning their stay.
Culture
The church of Vittefleur is dedicated to Saint Martin. Of its two naves, one has survived; it was restored in 1740, so the bell tower stands offset to its left.
The cemetery cross in Vittefleur has a sandstone base dating from 1647.
Vittefleur’s heritage trail showcases architecture using timber framing, clay, brick, flint and sandstone.
This trail also highlights the tuff-decorated façade of the Ostel de la Baronnie.
Vittefleur’s discovery trail is marked with themed information panels and direction arrows.
Walking Routes
The “Circuit N°3 - Le Val Semel” circular route is 21.3 kilometres long; 7.9 kilometres of it run along paths.
The circular route highlights the colourful façades of Vittefleur’s Caux-style polychromy.
A guided tour of Vittefleur’s heritage takes approximately three hours.
Nature and Leisure
The nature trail at Lac de Caniel is two kilometres long and equipped with information panels.
At the Lac de Caniel leisure complex, a skate and roller-skating track, a multisport court, a nature trail and a children’s playground are accessible free of charge all year round.
There is also a brasserie at Lac de Caniel overlooking the lake.
