Bazenville

• A Commemorative plaque remembering the site of the airfield where Pierre Clostermann arrived on 11 June 1944.

The commune has many buildings and sites that are registered as historical monuments:

• A Farmhouse at Rue des Alliés (1759)[14]
• A Tradesman's house at Rue des Cordiers (19th century)[15]
• The Bazenville Farmhouse at Rue de l'Eglise (17th century)[16]
• A House at Rue de l'Eglise (18th century)[17]
• A Notable's House at Rue de l'Eglise (18th century)[18]
• The Chateau of Bazenville at Rue de la Grotte (17th century)[19]
• The Manor of Tournebu at Rue des Noyaux (17th century)[20]
• A Worker's House at Route de Villiers-le-Sec (19th century)[21]
• The Chateau de la Croix at Route de Villiers-le-Sec (1727)[22]
• The British Cemetery of Ryes (20th century).[23] The cemetery contains 979 graves: 630 British, 21 Canadians, one Australian, one Pole, and 326 Germans.
• The War Memorial (1929)[24]
• The Grotto of Lourdes (1947)[25]
• Bazenville Village (Ancient times)[26]
• Houses (17th-19th century)[27]

The commune has several religious buildings and sites that are registered as historical monuments:

• A Presbytery at Rue de l'Eglise (19th century)[28]
• The Parish Church of Saint-Martin at le Bourg (13th century)[29][30] The Church contains a large number of objects which are registered as historical objects.[29][30]

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  The British Military Cemetery in Bazenville
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  The Chateau of Bazenville
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  The Grotto of Lourdes
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  The Church of Saint Martin
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  The Chateau de la Croix

The War Cemetery