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Longny les Villages (Orne, France)

Longny les Villages is a rural commune in the Perche area of Orne, created in 2016 by merging several villages around Longny-au-Perche. It offers a landscape of bocage, meadows and small woods that reflects the rural identity of the Orne. The territory attracts those who enjoy peace, walks and Perche heritage. Local services remain concentrated in the market towns, with local shops and some seasonal guinguettes.

Heritage and history

The Perche is reflected here in the manors, old farms and bocage plots that dot the commune. One can perceive traces of the region's typical dispersed settlement, with stone and half-timbered houses. The centre of Longny-au-Perche preserves the atmosphere of a Perche market town, useful for understanding local history without spectacular elements but rich in authenticity.

Nature and landscapes

The landscapes consist of bocage, hedgerows and small woods, conducive to quiet walks. Several hiking paths and small country roads offer viewpoints over the valleys and meadows. Local fauna and flora are those of the Perche: bocage birds, orchards and flower-rich meadows in spring.

Outdoor activities

The commune is suitable for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding, activities widely practised in the Perche. The surroundings also offer cycling loops and routes to discover the local area at a gentle pace.

Not to miss

• Longny-au-Perche (village centre), for the Perche atmosphere and local services.
• Parc naturel régional du Perche, for routes and the discovery of protected landscapes.
• Hiking loops, to explore bocage and small rural roads.
• Heritage of manors and farms, visible along the communal roads.
• Local events and markets, seasonal, which punctuate rural life.