Grand-Bourgtheroulde is a small town in the Eure department, situated between Rouen and Bernay. It is notable for its Renaissance-style town hall and 16th-century church.

Bourgtheroulde grew as a local trading center in the Middle Ages. In the 16th century, local prosperity funded civic and religious building projects, leaving a Renaissance imprint on the townscape.

The town functions as a rural service center, with a weekly market and preserved historic buildings.