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La Chapelle‑Haute‑Grue, now part of the Val‑de‑Vie commune, sits in the gentle, rolling landscape of Normandy’s Calvados countryside.
La Chapelle‑Haute‑Grue, now part of the Val‑de‑Vie commune, sits in the gentle, rolling landscape of Normandy’s Calvados countryside. Visitors are welcomed by a quiet, pastoral atmosphere framed by hedgerows, pastureland and traditional stone farmhouses that echo the region’s agricultural heritage. The village’s narrow lanes and modest square offer a glimpse of authentic rural life, while nearby fields produce the famed apples that give the area its celebrated cider and brandy. A stroll here feels like stepping back into timeless Normandy charm.
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Cultural · Varies · COTTIN Michel : Le manoir de ... flanc d’un éperon que surmonte la pittoresque église Saint-Pierre[1], lieu de culte particulièrement fréquenté pour sa fontaine dédiée à Saint-Laurent....
Cultural · Varies · Mairie de La-Chapelle-Haute-Grue. Retrouvez les informations sur la commune de La-Chapelle-Haute-Grue: site officiel, le Maire, les Elus, plan, adresse, téléphone, fax, email, photos, intercommunalités, EPCI, la météo.
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