Things to see and do Eure

Ferme du Clairet is an educational farm. It offers educational and fun activities for children, teenagers and adults.

At Poses, the pensioners of the Seine Navy share their passion for the profession. Along the Halfway Road and in front of Le Trait Island, the Association des Vieux et Amis de la Batellerie refurbished two museum boats: Fauvette, is a 1928 river tug listed as a historical monument since 1992; it evokes the history of the batger at the time of towing on the Seine. We see the captain's and the mechanic's quarters, the wheelhouse and the engine room. The second, Midway, is a barge where you can visit the housing of the family of the canoier; it hosts a small local museum where the usual objects of the brewery are discovered, two steam machines, old engines, models of boats of Seine, the dam and a lock in operation. An exciting visit!

In the continuity of the slopes of Amfreville-sous-les-Monts, the cliffs of Connelles overlook the Seine to the height of the vast messier of Val-de-Reuil and offer a breathtaking panorama. A relaxing moment, a romantic walk, a botanical excursion, a family trip or a sports course can be programmed there. This site is frequented by many athletes, climbing and hiking (a GR travels the slopes). Although not very large, the site is one of the most visited places in the region, particularly appreciated for its impressive biodiversity. Four exceptional plant species for Upper Normandy have been listed: the common fig fig, the wax, the lark and the mountain stool. Many species of animals are also present there.

The Centre de Formation Élevage is an apprentice training center located in Canappeville. It offers a variety of livestock-related training courses, from multi-skilled farm worker to BTS in animal production.

It's not just the mushroom of Paris! The Cultivation de Brionne, located in a cave that was used as a shelter by the population during the bombings of the Second World War, is now dedicated to oyster oyster cultivation. Two kilometres of gallery are dedicated to this delicate mushroom grown in a very modern way and it is possible to buy locally to cook it to your taste.

Built at the end of the 11th century to defend the Risle valley, the Brionne keep is one of the rare square Norman keeps still standing today. Note the thickness of its walls, nearly 4 meters, and admire the remains of the bays and a chimney, the latter being as if suspended in the void! Dismantled in the 18th century by the lords of Brionne, this building marks the landscape with its power and remains the flagship symbol of the town despite its minor role during the Hundred Years War. From the heights, the panoramic view is superb.

Barbie and Ken in the closet! Here are exposed dolls of artists from a contemporary collection. Dream, enchantment and guaranteed wonder. Do not hesitate to call before moving, the owner of the places reserves a privileged welcome to share his passion. An ideal stopover for the family, for the pleasure of the small… But also the big ones!