© OTEglise Notre-Dame
Attraction · Savigny
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Savigny’s Notre-Dame Church dates for the most part from the 12th century. It has a unique Romanesque nave. The bay was rebuilt in the 16th century. Outside the nave and chancel, the walls are built on numerous interesting corbels dating from the 12th century. Murals from the 14th century, including the cycles of Saint Barbe and the Last Supper. Low relief: Christ in majesty on stone, from 12 th century. Statue of Saint Barbe. Painted stone from 16th century.
From the tourism feed, updated 6 Nov 2026 by Attitude Manche. Rules can differ by commune, so check the signs on site.
Questions dog owners ask
- Are dogs allowed at Eglise Notre-Dame?
- Not confirmed. The tourism listing ticks "no pets" without giving a rule; that often means "on request", so ask before you go.
- Are there any dog-friendly restaurants near Eglise Notre-Dame?
- Yes: A 3 pas (8 km, dogs allowed), L'Equinoxe (19 km, dogs allowed), Le Petit Campronais (3 km, not confirmed, ask first).
- Are there any dog-friendly beaches near Eglise Notre-Dame?
- Yes: Plage de Montmartin-sur-Mer (17 km, dogs on a lead), Plage d'Anneville-sur-Mer (18 km, summer dog ban), Plage d'Annoville (18 km, summer dog ban).
- Where is Eglise Notre-Dame?
- Le Bourg, 50210 Savigny, in the Manche department of Normandy, France.
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Data: DATAtourisme / Attitude Manche, Licence Ouverte (Etalab 2.0). Source record