Travel Guide Gerrots

Very small with some 55 souls, Gerrots is big by his charm. To access it, you can borrow from Beuvron-en-Auge the road des Forges de Clermont, very winding but charming. You can cross a few pheasants and arrive at Gerrots at the foot of his church. Of the simplest Romanesque style, the church Saint Martin, also under the invocation of Saint Lubin, consists of a seventeenth century nef covered with tiles, and a oldest choir covered with slate. Above the west entrance, a small square tower topped by an arrow takes place as a bell. To the north of the church is the manor of Gerrots and, in the south, the Manor court manor, both remarkable for their architecture augerous. Admire the Norman houses and the cows under the apple trees. Although private property, you may have the chance to see the castral motte of the Court of Domaines, a former mockery castle, some of which are classified.