BOIS-GUILLAUME AND SAINT-GEORGES DE BOSCHERVILLE ABBEY (15 KM AWAY) * Description: Located in Saint-Martin-de-Boscherville, this 12th-century Benedictine abbey is one of the most beautiful in Normandy. You can explore its terraced gardens, which offer panoramic views over the Seine valley, as well as the abbey church and its magnificent Romanesque sculptures. * The Monastic Gardens: The gardens have been restored in the monastic style, with medicinal and aromatic plants. ROUEN (20 KM AWAY) * Notre-Dame de Rouen Cathedral: A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, this cathedral was painted by Claude Monet and houses the tomb of Richard the Lionheart. * Gros-Horloge: This famous astronomical clock is located in a historic pedestrian street. The rue du Gros-Horloge is also lined with typical half-timbered houses. * Historial Jeanne d'Arc: Located in the archiepiscopal palace, this interactive museum retraces the life of Joan of Arc and her trial, which took place in Rouen in 1431. * The Musée des Beaux-Arts: This museum features a large collection of paintings, sculptures and objets d'art from the Renaissance to the 19th century. LYONS-LA-FORÊT (30 KM AWAY) * Description: Listed as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", Lyons-la-Forêt is a picturesque village with half-timbered houses, charming little streets and medieval market halls. * Forêt de Lyons: This vast state-owned forest is perfect for hiking and nature walks. It offers beautiful scenery, particularly in autumn, with its flamboyantly coloured leaves. * Château de Fleury-la-Forêt: Nearby, this 17th-century château has a doll and toy museum. LE JARDIN PLUME (15 KM AWAY) * Location: Auzouville-sur-Ry. * Description: This modern, poetic garden is organised into different areas, each with different plants, flowers and shrubs. It is particularly beautiful in spring and summer with its colourful grasses and flowers. CHÂTEAU DE MARTAINVILLE-ÉPREVILLE AND THE MUSÉE DES TRADITIONS ET ARTS NORMANDS (10 KM AWAY) * Description: This Renaissance château is home to the Musée des Traditions et Arts Normands, which features collections of objects typical of the region, such as costumes, furniture and old tools. The château is also surrounded by pleasant parkland. RY, MADAME BOVARY'S VILLAGE (15 KM AWAY) * Description: This village is reputed to be the inspiration for Flaubert's famous novel _Madame Bovary_. The village has a number of signs explaining the links between Ry and the novel. * Ry church: The village church has interesting stained glass windows and a peaceful atmosphere typical of small Norman churches. BUCHY AND ITS MARKET (10 KM AWAY) * Description: Buchy is a charming little market town with typical wooden covered market halls. The weekly market, held on Mondays, is one of the most authentic in the region, offering local produce, cheeses, Norman fruit and vegetables. BLAINVILLE-CREVON AND THE RUINS OF THE MEDIEVAL CASTLE (10 KM AWAY) * Description: This historic site features the ruins of a 12th-century medieval castle surrounded by a moat and gardens. The site occasionally hosts shows and cultural events, including the annual "Archéo Jazz" festival.