Discover Le Havre's extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage architecture on this comprehensive walking tour through the city rebuilt by Auguste Perret. Start at the monumental City Hall with its 72-meter tower, explore the iconic 'Volcan' cultural center and Oscar Niemeyer Library, then admire the masterpiece of Saint Joseph's Church with its 12,768 stained glass pieces. The tour includes MuMa, home to France's largest Impressionist collection outside Paris, and concludes along Europe's widest avenue, Avenue Foch. Important: Many attractions are closed on Mondays (Library, Le Volcan, Natural History Museum, MuMa). The Perret Show Flat requires advance reservation and operates April-September only. MuMa opens at 11:00. First Saturday of each month offers free entry at several museums. Total walking distance is approximately 3.5 km.

A day trip from Le Havre to explore Étretat's world-famous chalk cliffs, natural arches, and dramatic coastline. The itinerary covers the iconic pebble beach, Falaise d'Aval with its elephant-trunk arch, La Manneporte rock formation, and the award-winning Les Jardins d'Étretat. Approximately 30 km each way by car (40 min) or bus (1h15). Check tide times before exploring the cliffs. Les Jardins d'Étretat is the only paid attraction (€12.50). Total walking distance about 4.3 km.

This intensive itinerary takes you through all of Fécamp's major landmarks in one action-packed day, from medieval churches to dramatic clifftop viewpoints. Start at the historic Saint Stephen Church overlooking the harbor, then explore the ruins of the Ducal Palace where William the Conqueror celebrated his victory at Hastings. Continue to the magnificent Abbey of the Holy Trinity, one of France's longest churches at 127 meters, before visiting the stunning Palais Bénédictine with its museum and famous liqueur tasting. After a relaxing walk along the pebble beach, discover Fécamp's maritime heritage at the Fisheries Museum with panoramic views from its glass belvedere. End your day at Cap Fagnet, the highest point of the Alabaster Coast, where spectacular views await at sunset. Important: The Fisheries Museum is closed on Tuesdays from mid-September to April. Palais Bénédictine opens at 11:00 and closes for lunch 12:30-14:00 - plan your morning accordingly. The Ducal Palace interior requires a guided tour booked through the Tourist Office. Total walking distance is approximately 5 km.

A day trip from Fécamp to discover two charming coastal villages along Normandy's Alabaster Coast. First stop is Saint-Valery-en-Caux with its Renaissance Maison Henri IV museum, the ship-shaped Chapel Notre-Dame du Bon Port, pebble beach, and historic lighthouse. Continue to Veules-les-Roses, officially one of France's Most Beautiful Villages, to explore its 14th-century watercress beds, stroll along La Veules (France's shortest river), and relax on the seaside beach. Maison Henri IV open Friday-Sunday only (Wednesday-Sunday in high season). Best time to visit: late spring through early autumn.

Experience Dieppe's rich maritime heritage in this intensive walking tour covering 11 landmarks in one day. Start with the magnificent Gothic Church of Saint-Jacques and explore the famous Saturday market (full market on Saturdays only; smaller markets on Tue/Thu mornings). Visit two museums, including the Château de Dieppe with its world-renowned ivory collection. Walk along France's first seaside resort beach, cross to the historic Le Pollet fishermen's quarter, and climb to the clifftop chapel for panoramic views. Important: The Château de Dieppe and Memorial Museum are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. The Colbert Bridge is under restoration until February 2026 (temporary footbridge available). Saturday is ideal for the full market experience. Total walking distance: approximately 5 km.

A day trip from the seaside town of Dieppe to the charming clifftop village of Varengeville-sur-Mer. The itinerary features Le Bois des Moutiers, an Arts and Crafts estate with stunning gardens by Gertrude Jekyll, the Church of Saint-Valery with Georges Braque's blue stained glass, the scenic Moutiers Gorge, the Renaissance Manoir d'Ango, and Jardin Shamrock with its world-famous hydrangea collection. Best visited late June to early September when all gardens are open. By car: 35 minutes each way. By bus: approximately 1.5 hours each way. Total entrance fees around 26 EUR.

A unique day trip from Dieppe combining Normandy's cultural heritage with an unexpected wildlife adventure. Start at Château de Miromesnil, the elegant Renaissance birthplace of writer Guy de Maupassant, with its period-furnished rooms and award-winning gardens. Then discover Europe's largest Canadian bison farm where over 200 bison and wolves roam freely in the Eawy Forest. Guided safaris in military trucks are available. The castle is open April-September only. By car: about 1 hour total driving. Plan 5-6 hours for both sites.

This comprehensive itinerary takes you through Le Tréport's most captivating coastal and historical attractions in one memorable day. Begin at the magnificent 16th-century Saint-Jacques Church perched on the hillside, then explore the charming Cordiers Quarter with its colorful fishermen's houses and ceramic plaques. Enjoy the stunning pebble beach beneath Europe's highest chalk cliffs, ride the free historic funicular through the cliff to panoramic viewpoints, and discover the fascinating WWII Kahl-Burg bunker carved into the rock. Important: The Kahl-Burg bunker is only accessible by guided tour on specific dates (May 8, November 11, European Heritage Days) or by appointment - it's an optional addition if available during your visit. Plan to check tide schedules for the best beach experience at low tide. Total walking distance is approximately 2.2 km.

A relaxed half-day excursion from the coastal town of Le Tréport to the historic town of Eu, just 5 km away. Visit the impressive Château d'Eu, former summer residence of King Louis-Philippe I, and explore two remarkable religious sites: the 12th-century Gothic Collegiate Church and the 17th-century Jesuit Chapel. The castle is closed on Tuesdays, and the chapel is closed on Mondays. Total walking distance in Eu is under 1 km. Entrance fee: €5 for the château (reduced €2).