Fontaine-Lavaganne: Holiday Apartments and Houses

Anne de Pisseleu was born at the Château de Fontaine-Lavaganne in December 1508.

Those who choose Fontaine-Lavaganne as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture

The present-day Church of Saint John the Baptist replaced an earlier church in the 17th century. Its design comprises a single-nave hall, a bell bay and a three-sided chancel termination.

The Abbaye de Lannoy is a historical site in the vicinity of Fontaine-Lavaganne. The Abbaye de Beaupré is also a historical site in the vicinity of Fontaine-Lavaganne. The Prieuré de Saint-Arnoult is a historical site in the area around Fontaine-Lavaganne. The Abbaye Saint-Lucien de Beauvais is a historical site in the wider regional surroundings of Fontaine-Lavaganne.

Nature

Les Terres Blanches is a 14.8-kilometre hiking and mountain-biking route that passes through Fontaine-Lavaganne. The stated times for the route are 4 hours 15 minutes on foot and 1 hour 30 minutes by mountain bike. The route highlights the privately owned Château de Fontaine-Lavaganne, dating from the 14th century.

The first section of Les Terres Blanches passes through the larris of Terres blanches. They are among the last complexes of calcareous grasslands in the area around Marseille-en-Beauvaisis.

More local pages: Chevincourt, Eragny-Sur-Epte, Romescamps, Auneuil, Brétigny, Ivry-Le-Temple, Marquéglise, Sérifontaine

For the higher-level travel overview: Oise.