Surroundings



Surroundings



The area around Le Havre offers a picturesque coastal landscape, with extensive beaches and impressive cliffs along the Normandy coast.

Deauville-Trouville



Deauville and Trouville are two elegant seaside resorts on the Normandy coast, renowned for their sandy beaches, lively casinos and famous promenade boards. These neighboring towns offer a mix of retro charm, luxury boutiques, upscale restaurants and cultural events, making them popular destinations for seaside vacations in France.

Etretat



Étretat is a small coastal town in Normandy, famous for its impressive white chalk cliffs, sculpted by the sea into unique and dramatic shapes. Étretat's spectacular scenery attracts visitors from all over the world, offering hiking opportunities along the cliffs, as well as breathtaking views from the natural arches and spires of the coastline. It is also associated with the famous fictional character, Arsène Lupin, the gentleman burglar, created by writer Maurice Leblanc, some of whose adventures take place in the Étretat region.

Honfleur



Arty and authentic walk :

Musée Eugène Boudin: is dedicated to the artist Eugène Boudin, precursor of Impressionism, and presents his collection of major works.


Sainte Catherine Church: is famous for its wooden construction and framework that resembles the upturned hull of a boat.


Naturospace naturospace: is a tropical greenhouse that recreates an exotic environment with plants, waterfalls and free-living butterflies. Visitors can explore this green oasis.

The Seine



Along the meandering Seine, admire famous Benedictine abbeys such as Saint Wandrille, nestled in a natural setting, or Jumièges, a jewel of Romanesque architecture.


Remarkable sites :
➢ Museo Seine: offers a diverse collection of interactive exhibits and information on geography.

➢ l'escale littéraire: is an exciting cultural event celebrating literature in the Normandy region.
➢ Villequier: is a charming village known for its historic heritage and peaceful setting along the river.

Secret places



Off the beaten track:

Aquacaux: is a marine environment discovery center featuring interactive and educational exhibits on the region's marine flora and fauna.


Plage du Tilleul: is a charming beach located near the town of Le Tilleul in Normandy, offering visitors a peaceful setting in which to relax and enjoy the Normandy coast. With its golden sands and panoramic sea views, it attracts beach lovers looking for a tranquil seaside getaway.


Normandy's capital cities



Rouen



Rouen, the capital of France's Normandy region, is a city rich in history and medieval architecture, with its magnificent Gothic cathedral and well-preserved half-timbered houses. It is also famous for its role in the story of Joan of Arc, and for its picturesque quays along the Seine, offering a charming and cultural atmosphere to visitors.




Caen



Caen, located in Normandy, is a historic city with many medieval remains, including the castle of William the Conqueror and the Abbey aux Hommes. It also offers a modern ambience with its museums, universities and well-kept gardens, making it a captivating blend of history and contemporary culture.




Good addresses



Etretat



In the footsteps of Lupin