Meet the Mont Saint-Michel
Built in the 700s, Mont-Saint-Michel has stood for centuries in the middle of its bay, in the English Channel. When it was created, the Mont-Saint-Michel served above all as a religious sanctuary. Over the years, its historic past has transformed it into what it is today: a UNESCO World Heritage Site wonder.
Admire the view from the Cliffs of Etretat
The Cliffs of Etretat have left us with indescribable memories.
After having climbed and taken the famous Chemin des Douaniers, here we are at the top and the view is breathtaking!
The limestone cliffs unfold before our eyes and the panorama is incredible.
Whether at sunrise, or at dusk, the colors change, allowing many impressionist artists to paint these limestone giants, overlooking the azure blue sea!
A unique architectural heritage
Honfleur invites you to discover its picturesque alleys and its narrow houses covered with slate.
Spared by the tests of time, Honfleur has managed to preserve the witnesses of this rich historical past which today make it one of the most visited cities in France.
An international reputation that it owes, in part, to the authenticity and charm of its cobbled streets, its half-timbered facades, its small shops, its charming hotels and its typical restaurants, but also to the diversity of its monuments and to the richness of its cultural and artistic heritage. The Vieux Bassin and the Lieutenancy are the symbols of Honfleur
A village with timeless charm
Located on the right bank of the Seine, the town is famous throughout the world through the paintings of Claude Monet who lived there from 1883 until his death in 1926.
Like Monet in his time, the visitor cannot help but take a long break in front of the water garden with its Japanese bridge, its water lilies ... decorations which inspired two of his most famous paintings.
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