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Guided Tours and Commented Visits in Normandy Caux Vexin

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In the Normandie Caux Vexin region, several sites and villages offer guided tours.

Villages

Buchy

The Tourist Office is launching the season this year with a brand-new guided tour of the village of Buchy on Saturday, March 14, featuring its listed market halls and fascinating history. The tour will be led by Duncan.

Ry

Muriel Vinet (Graines de Fée au Pays du Lin) offers guided walks of the village of Ry upon request for groups and during the Spring Flax Festival. Ranked the 7th favorite village of the French in 2024, Ry is famous for the magnificent porch of its church, its remarkable landscape, and a local tragedy that inspired Flaubert’s novel Madame Bovary.
 

Blainville Crevon

Volunteer members of the Musée La Sirène in Blainville-Crevon offer guided tours every Thursday, showcasing the incredible collection of art critic Anatole Jakovsky. We invite you to follow their Facebook page to discover the richness of this museum.

In the same village, the majestic Saint-Michel Collegiate Church and the mysterious ruins of the Château de Blainville can be visited by appointment for groups of 15 people or more.

Starting in April, tours of these three sites—known as “The Three Treasures of Blainville”—will be organized on the first sunday of each month from april to sunday.

Visiting sites :

• The Firefighters Museum offers guided tours for groups of five or more. The museum’s volunteer friends are former volunteer firefighters.
• The Sculpture Garden at the Château de Bois-Guilbert offers various guided tours and unique experiences with the Atelier of Jean-Marc de Pas.
• The Château de Martainville regularly offers guided tours of its collections, and for groups, tours led by a cultural mediator.
• The Clères Park offers multiple experiences for individuals and guided tours for groups with a mediator.
• The Château d’Ernemont-sur-Buchy offers the opportunity to visit its magnificent 18th-century building through the philosophical lens of the Enlightenment.
• The Matmut Daniel Havis Contemporary Art Center, open year-round with its remarkable exhibitions, allows you to book guided tours online.
• The Museum of the Farm of Rome in Bézu-la-Forêt, the Cider and Traditional Trades Museum, and the Ferme de Bray all bear witness to life in old Normandy, offering group visits by reservation.

Soon, all our parks, gardens, and châteaux will open their doors with the arrival of spring and will offer guided tours for groups.
 

Artisans :

• Neoloco in Montville reveals to pre-booked groups the secrets of bread-making and coffee roasting, powered solely by solar energy.
• The La Quesne cheese dairy in Bois-Héroult offers visitors the opportunity to discover the farm, understand how cheeses are made, and enjoy tastings.