Discover all the treasures of the local land and Normandy’s fine skills at the Domaine Saint-Hippolyte: the manor house, of typical regional architecture, and its outbuildings comprise a traditional 16th century Pays d’Auge farmstead boasting bread ovens, orchards, river, operational farm with Normande cows, cheese dairy (small-scale traditional AOP Livarot and Pont l’Evêque cheese production on weekday mornings) within a preserved setting.

Between the church in Saint-Germain de Livet and the river that bypasses the castle stands the former parish cemetery. Ravaged during the French Revolution in 1789, it was deconsecrated in 1890 and replaced by a larger cemetery located on the high road.
From 1960 to 1996, Abbot Marie, the Saint-German de Livet priest, straightened all the grave stones, even going as far as recovering a few which had been left in the river depths.
At the foot of each stone, he created small gardens with hardy plants. The flowers they bore, together with those picked in parishioners’ gardens, were used to decorate the church during ceremonies.

Located 7km from Lisieux. A fine group of buildings typical of the Pays d'Auge, reuniting a timber-framed manor from the second half of the 15th Century and a 16th Century residence in glazed brick and stone, a corner tower, moat, lake... The interior is fully furnished. Property of the municipality of Lisieux, which stages seasonal exhibitions there.