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Manoir du Dur-Écu – Landemer cliffs loop from Gréville-Hague

Manoir du Dur-Écu – Landemer cliffs loop from Gréville-Hague

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Manoir du Dur-Écu – Landemer cliffs loop from Gréville-Hague

01:26

32.4km

310m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 17.3 km for 95 m

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14.9 km

Voie du Homet

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La Voie du Homet is a street located in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, in the Manche department, in Normandy. It takes its name from the Homet district, which is a historic and maritime part of Cherbourg.

Points of Interest:
Proximity to the Military Port:

La Voie du Homet is located near the arsenal and the military port of Cherbourg, a key place in the maritime and military history of France. This sector was crucial for coastal defense and the development of the French fleet.

Maritime Ambiance:

La Voie du Homet, with its buildings and environment, is steeped in the maritime history of Cherbourg. Walkers can feel the influence of the sea and the importance of the port in the daily life of the city.

Why visit La Voie du Homet?
Historical Immersion: The street is anchored in the history of Cherbourg and offers a direct link to the military and maritime past of the city.
Proximity to the Sea: The Voie du Homet leads to the beach of the same name, offering a beautiful getaway for those who want to enjoy the sea while remaining close to the city.
Local Charm: With its houses and gardens, the Voie du Homet is representative of the quiet and historic charm of Cherbourg, offering an authentic and relaxing atmosphere.
In summary, the Voie du Homet is a picturesque and historic passage in Cherbourg, ideal for those interested in local history and wish to discover a lesser known but equally charming part of the city.

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16.6 km

Caligny Quay (Outer Harbor)

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At the weekend, the moped friends are out and about with breathtaking machines

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17.3 km

Basilica of the Trinity

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Where the 15th and 16th century basilica in Flamboyant Gothic style now stands, there was already a church in the 10th century. Note the gables and pinnacles decorated with leaf work and medieval animal figures like gargoyles. The square bell tower above the portal, named "Tour Sauvage" after architect Le Sauvage, was added in 1828. Inside, the gallery decorated with sculptures and murals on the north side shows a 16th century dance of death and on the south side scenes from the Passion. The baptismal fonts are from the 15th century.

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17.5 km

Place Napoléon in Cherbourg

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The attraction in the colorful square in front of the port is the bronze equestrian statue of Napoleon by sculptor Armand Le Véel. Contrary to what the inhabitants of Cherbourg have long claimed, the Emperor designates the naval port and not England! The unveiling of the statue on August 8, 1858 had almost sparked a diplomatic quarrel between Napoleon III, who had gone to Cherbourg especially for the occasion, and Queen Victoria, who had been invited to the ceremony! nearby is one of the shipyard structures.

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19.1 km

Abbatial du vœu

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The Abbey of Notre-Dame du Vœu (Sancta Maria de Voto in medieval Latin), is a Catholic religious building in La Manche, located in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, rue de l'Abbaye.
Founded in 1145 by Mathilde l'Emperesse, it was regularly looted and set on fire before being abandoned and requisitioned during the construction of the military port of Cherbourg, and left in ruins. It has been restored for about fifty years.
The domain of the abbey is classified as Historical Monuments by decree of September 9, 2002 replacing that of August 20, 1913.
wikimanche.fr/Abbaye_Notre-Dame-du-V%C5%93u_(Cherbourg)

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28.5 km