Travel Guide Regnière-Ecluse

(Regnière-Ideally) According to legend, Saint Wulphy (rue de rue) withdrew in Regnière's wood to die in penance. The St. Martin Church preserved its th Century stained glass windows. In the th century, Regnière was a strong place. His castle called «Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant» was built in the th and th centuries. It was François de Soyecourt who decided in the th century to replace the medieval fortress set on the edge of the Maye by a Renaissance style castle. Occupied by the English during the First World War and then by the Germans during the Second War before being left behind, he was rehabilitated in 1962. The superb English-style park is the rabbit's paradise that you can see from the road if you drive gently.