La Médiévale au Moulin de Hauville
Medieval festival at the 13th-century stone mill, one of the oldest windmills in France
2026
About Médiévale de Hauville
Médiévale de Hauville — edition 2026
The Medieval Festival at Hauville Mill returns on Sunday, August 2, 2026, from 10 am to 6 pm, at the foot of the 13th-century stone mill. The Fiers Normands company sets up its medieval camp for a day of family entertainment: fights, archery, initiation for budding knights, village games, and an artisan market. Food and refreshments available on site.
2026 Edition — Sunday, August 2
For this 2026 edition, the Hauville stone mill once again welcomes the Fiers Normands company from 10 am to 6 pm. The medieval camp recreates life of yesteryear around the region's last windmill, built in the 13th century by the monks of Jumièges Abbey.
On the program
- Medieval camp and camp life
- Medieval fights and weapon demonstrations
- Archery
- "Budding knight" initiation for children
- Village games and period board games
- Artisan market
Food and refreshments available on site throughout the day. Event organized by the association Roumois, Terres Vivantes en Normandie, manager of the mill.
Highlights Médiévale de Hauville 2026
- Entertainment at the foot of the region's last stone windmill (13th century)
- Medieval camp by the Fiers Normands company
- Free for children under 16
Programme Médiévale de Hauville 2026
Sunday, August 2, 2026 — 10 am to 6 pm
- Medieval camp with the Fiers Normands company
- Medieval fights and demonstrations
- Archery
- "Budding knight" workshop for children
- Village games and board games
- Artisan market
- Food and refreshments on site
Prices Médiévale de Hauville 2026
Practical information — Médiévale de Hauville
Practical Information
Access
By car: Moulin de pierre, route du moulin, 27350 Hauville. Free parking.
Opening Hours
From 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Prices
Adult: €4. Child (8-16 years): €1. Free for children under 8.
Contact
Moulin de Hauville
Roumois Seine Communauté
A 13th-century mill, setting for an authentic medieval festival
The Hauville stone mill is an exceptional monument of Norman heritage. Built in the 13th century by the monks of the Abbey of Jumièges, it is one of the oldest windmills in France still standing. Used to grind grain until the 1870s, it has been restored and stands proudly in the heart of Roumois, in the Eure department. It is in this unique heritage setting that La Médiévale au Moulin de Hauville takes place every summer, a festival that brings the Middle Ages back to life at the foot of this centuries-old building.
The Fiers Normands company: a living medieval camp
The Fiers Normands company, a Norman historical reenactment troupe, is at the heart of the animation of this medieval day. They set up a real medieval camp at the foot of the mill, recreating daily life in the Middle Ages with great authenticity. Visitors can observe the medieval cuisine prepared over a wood fire, attend combat demonstrations with swords and shields, and admire the prowess of a fire-breather who punctuates the day with impressive pyrotechnic shows.
Craftsmanship and ancient know-how
Demonstrations of medieval crafts are one of the major attractions of the event. Visitors discover the ancestral techniques of weaving on a loom, the secrets of medieval hairstyling, and the gestures of medieval artisans. These educational presentations provide an understanding of daily life in the Middle Ages and the skills that shaped Norman artisanal heritage. A craft market also offers creations inspired by the Middle Ages.
Games and activities for the whole family
La Médiévale au Moulin de Hauville is designed as a family outing accessible to all. Medieval board games — chess, merelles, medieval snakes and ladders — and traditional outdoor games are available for visitors of all ages. Children can try their hand at camp activities and participate in the entertainment offered by the Fiers Normands company. Medieval catering allows you to taste the flavors of yesteryear in a friendly and good-natured atmosphere.
Roumois, land of Norman heritage
The Hauville mill is part of the rich heritage of Roumois, this natural region of Normandy located between the Seine and the Risle. Visiting the mill itself, with its grinding mechanism and explanations on grain milling, completes the medieval experience and offers a fascinating glimpse into the ingenuity of the 13th-century builders. The event contributes to the promotion of this often overlooked rural Norman heritage.
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