Bricquebec: between medieval heritage and Cotentin landscapes

Whether you're on a business trip or a tourist break, you'll love the location of the ***Hostellerie du Château de Bricquebec in Manche, Normandy.

Nestling in the heart of the Cotentin peninsula, Bricquebec has a rich heritage and an authentic atmosphere. Dominated by its imposing 11th-century medieval castle, with its listed keep, the town immerses visitors in the history of the Dukes of Normandy.

Listed as a ‘Petite Cité de Caractère’, the town boasts the church of Sainte-Anne, picturesque narrow streets and a typical market. Ideally situated in the heart of the Cotentin region, Bricquebec is the ideal starting point for exploring the many remarkable sites of Normandy. These include the D-Day landing beaches, Cherbourg, Barneville-Carteret, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, the Vauville garden, the 'Nez de Jobourg', Port Racine and why not head to the tip of the Cotentin to admire the panorama from the Pointe des Groins or the Goury lighthouse, or as far as the not-to-be-missed Mont Saint-Michel, just 1h30 from Bricquebec.

As you wind your way along the roads and paths of the Cotentin region, you'll fall under the spell of the bucolic landscapes that nature lovers and hikers will be able to enjoy without moderation.

Our team will be delighted to help you discover our beautiful region. Don't hesitate to ask us for advice ...