Town of Eure, in Normandy, Ivry-la-Bataille takes place forty kilometers of Evreux, on the edge of the Eure-et-Loir. It is located not far from Garennes-sur-Eure, Oulins and Saussay.
Populated since the Gallo-Roman, as evidenced by the remains found on site, including Ivry-la-Bataille was shown at the end of the sixteenth century by becoming the scene of the victory of Henry IV on the Leaguers. A pyramid is particularly was erected to commemorate this important event in the history of France. Over the centuries, the town has gradually expanded, taking the face that it is today, thanks to the development of its tanneries.
Today, Norman town continues to attract visitors by the richness of its architectural and historical heritage.
