Fecamp

Framed by the stunning white cliffs of the Alabaster Coast, Fécamp offers a unique blend of history, maritime charm, artistic allure, and spiritual significance. This town served as a home to the Dukes of Normandy until 1204 and continues to thrive as a fishing port, seaside resort, artistic hub, and a revered pilgrimage site. Fécamp's authenticity and undeniable charm are deeply woven into its rich seafaring heritage.

A true architectural masterpiece awaits in the Palais Bénédictine. This structure, drawing inspiration from Gothic and Renaissance styles, is the heart of the famed Benedictine herbal liqueur. Explore the distillery itself, marvel at a unique collection of religious works, and be sure to visit the contemporary art gallery. Learn about Fécamp's historical connection to cod fishing at Les Pêcheries, a museum offering insightful exhibits and stunning panoramic views from the top floor. For breathtaking vistas of the sea and coastline, take a trip to Cap Fagnet, a captivating lookout point. Nature lovers will find solace in Les Jardins de Louanne, a family-friendly park boasting over 500 species of plants within a magnificent garden setting. History buffs won't want to miss the Trinity Abbey (Abbey de la Trinite), a Benedictine abbey boasting Gothic architectural style from the 12th century.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant local scene at the Marché de Fécamp, where you can discover fresh produce and a variety of other delights. Indulge your sweet tooth at Hautot Chocolatier, a specialty shop offering delectable chocolates and a glimpse into the town's historical significance through its displays. For a relaxing evening, unwind at Le Bar Des Jeux, a welcoming bar located within the Casino de Fécamp. La Maison d’Annabelle LMDA offers another inviting space to enjoy a pleasant night out.