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Tourism Dieppe
According to the historian Jules Michelet, "who has not seen Dieppe, did not see the Normandie".The maritime city meet all of the coastal towns of Haute Normandie. it was built on the estuary of Arques, with impressive depth for a rivière. Port and its various basins, as well as Pollet, a former fisherman's district, and its cliff, illustrate the city of Dieppe.
Sights Dieppe
- Castle-Museum medieval building located on the heights of the city
- Estran city of Sea, dedicated to marine life in Dieppe
- Arbor and medieval town
Museums and monuments to visit
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Château de DieppeIt was built to defend the city by monitoring the Channel coast, it is built on the western edge of the cliff about thirty feet above the water level. The exact origin of the castle is confusing, it ... -
Le musée de l’horlogerieThe clock museum is located in Saint-Nicolas d'Aliermont in a space of 350 sqm. Inside, there are more than 400 objects displayed machinery and documents. We enter the world of time through life ...
A week-end to discover Rouen
- Thème : Sciences and discovery
- Départ : Rouen
- Durée : 2 jours
During a weekend, you actually visit the town of Rouen. Prefecture of the Seine-Maritime, Rouen is the closest to Paris regional capital.
Discover the Seine-Maritime department
- Thème : Walks
- Départ : Le bourg-dun
- Durée : 7 jours
Discover the cities in the department of Seine-Maritime
Mers-les-Bains
- Thème : Sciences and discovery
- Départ : Mers-les-bains
- Durée : 4 jours
Mers-les-Bains is a french town, located in the department of the Somme and the Picardie area. The inhabitants of Mers-les-Bains are called the Mersois or Mersoises.
