Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Eure

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!

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.

The Damps would mean Danish (from the Latin Dani), a probable hypothesis because this place served as the basis for the Vikings during their warlike incursions in the Seine Valley… On the edge of the Eure, one kilometre from Pont-de-l'Arche, the village invites to discover its old centre, walking along the banks on the old slipway, fishing, kayaking, or spades. picnic on the water, near the swans. In the Damps, the Eure is romantic to wish.

Overlooking Gambetta square, it was planted in 1948. The first planting ceremony of a tree of freedom took place at the Neubourg on 16 July 1792 in the same place, facing the Common House (former town hall), at No. 18 on Rue de la République.