Manoir de la Coquerie (The manor of the galley) is a historical mansion owned by the city of Querqueville. A beautiful building of the sixteenth century, it has retained fortified elements and presents a plated renaissance decoration on previous buildings. A large courtyard, made of shale and sandstone of the country, surrounds the building. The frames of most berries are made of limestone and they have stone roofs. In the courtyard, the small chapel is supported by two buttresses and has a splendid renaissance door. The buildings have been redesigned several times and were initially redecorated in the mid-sixteenth century. Later the great Chartrie with three arches reminiscent was constructed and the mansion was listed in the inventory of historical monuments. Highlights and must sees include:

• A 16th century fortified mansion
• Renaissance decoration and stone roofs
• The large courtyard with a small chapel
• The great Chartrie with three arches

• 1st May, Sundays, Easter weekend and Pentecost – 2:30-6:30pm
• Visit is only through appointment on request from the Mayor of Querqueville only.

• Walk or hire a taxi.
• Ask a local for the bus details.

• Al bodino
• Le P tit piaf
• Equeurdreville

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