Things to see and do Brionne

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!

Two minutes from downtown, there are many activities to enjoy (depending on the season) around this 22-hectare lake: fishing, canoeing, tennis, badminton, pedal boat, mini-golf or even hiking around the lake. Drinks, fast food, barbecues, picnic tables, showers and toilets are also available on site. Take the time and enjoy this leisure centre for young and old! Note that the 40 km long Voie Verte between Évreux and Le Bec-Hellouin passes nearby, which allows you to continue your walk.