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Beuvron-en-Auge, Medieval village in Calvados, France.

The village center contains numerous wooden-framed buildings with exposed timbers and detailed carvings along the main square and narrow streets.

The settlement developed under the influence of the Harcourt family, who maintained close ties with William the Conqueror during the 11th century.

The annual Cider Festival brings together local producers, craftsmen, and residents to celebrate Norman traditions every autumn since the 1970s.

Visitors can explore the village's art galleries, antique shops, and craft workshops in the former school building, now called Espace des Métiers d'Art.

The partnership with Hirosaki, Japan focuses on apple production and creates economic connections between these two distant agricultural communities.

Location: canton of Cambremer

Location: Calvados

Location: arrondissement of Lisieux

Elevation above the sea: 40 m

Shares border with: Dozulé, Beaufour-Druval, Hotot-en-Auge, Putot-en-Auge, Saint-Jouin, Victot-en-Auge

Phone: +33231792331

Email: mairie.beuvron@wanadoo.fr

Website: https://beuvron-en-auge.fr

GPS coordinates: 49.18861,-0.04583

Latest update: May 24, 2025 02:57

Medieval cities and villages in France

French medieval locations feature architecture from the 11th to 15th centuries. Fortified walls, castles, churches and stone-paved streets define the historical urban structure. Residents maintain traditional crafts, regional cuisine and local customs. Many of these UNESCO heritage sites document important periods of French history.

The most beautiful historic villages of France: stones, alleys, and open-air stories

In France, each region hides villages that seem out of time. These places are made of stone, wood, and light, where history is written on facades and in paved streets. Some are nestled in valleys, others cling to cliffs or overlook vineyards. There are old houses, squares lined with arcades, castles, Romanesque churches, and sometimes a river winding between gardens. These villages have retained the charm of their era, the slow pace of residents, and the sound of wind in shutters. From Breton granite to Alsatian half-timbered houses, from southern golden limestone to Alpine shingle roofs, each tells a way of life, a color, an accent. They form the deep face of the country, one that is only visible when taking the time to stop.

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