Deauville is a charming destination known for its elegant atmosphere and rich cultural tapestry. Visitors can expect a blend of historical charm and modern sophistication, with opportunities to explore its storied past and vibrant present. The town offers a mix of architectural beauty, artistic heritage, and cultural events that reflect its status as a fashionable seaside resort.
All sights sorted by distance from center
1. Villa Strassburger:
Built in 1907 for a wealthy American, this historic villa exemplifies the architectural beauty and luxury of Deauville's Belle Époque era. It's open for public visits, offering a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of its past inhabitants.
Distance in km: 0.33
2. Casino Barrière Deauville:
An emblem of Deauville's glamour, this luxurious casino not only offers gaming but also serves as a cultural hub, hosting various events, shows, and festivals. Its architecture and historical significance make it a fascinating visit.
Distance in km: 0.75
3. Deauville International Centre:
Hosting the Deauville American Film Festival, this center is a cultural hotspot for film enthusiasts. The festival attracts celebrities and cinema fans from around the world, making it a unique experience for visitors.
Distance in km: 0.82
4. Les Planches:
This iconic boardwalk along Deauville's beach is lined with beach cabins named after Hollywood stars who have visited the town, symbolizing Deauville's status as the 'queen of the Norman beaches' and its close ties to the film industry. A must-visit for its picturesque views and cultural significance.
Distance in km: 0.97
5. Deauville Beach:
Famous for its wide, sandy shores and beautiful setting, Deauville Beach is a prime location for relaxation and water activities. Its umbrellas and boardwalk have become symbols of the French seaside luxury.
Distance in km: 1
6. Mont Canisy Natural Site:
Just minutes from Deauville, Mont Canisy offers panoramic views of the Côte Fleurie and the surrounding countryside. Its trails through natural landscapes and historical bunkers from World War II make it an interesting visit for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
Distance in km: 2.56
7. The Calvados Experience:
An immersive museum dedicated to the history and production of Calvados, the iconic apple brandy of Normandy, including tastings.
Distance in km: 10.56
8. Le Havre, UNESCO World Heritage:
Known for its modernist architecture by Auguste Perret, Le Havre's city center is a UNESCO World Heritage site, rebuilt after WWII.
Distance in km: 15.85
9. The Normandy Bridge:
A marvel of modern engineering, this cable-stayed road bridge spans the Seine River, connecting Le Havre to Honfleur.
Distance in km: 16.76
10. The Natural Reserve of the Seine Estuary:
A protected area that showcases the biodiversity of the Seine estuary, including marshes, dunes, and a variety of bird species.
Distance in km: 17.36
11. The Cider Route:
A scenic drive through the picturesque countryside of Normandy, famous for its apple orchards, cider production, and traditional Norman architecture.
Distance in km: 22.69
12. Les Jardins du Pays d'Auge:
Located a short drive from Deauville, this garden and heritage park offers a stunning display of Normandy's natural beauty and traditional architecture. It's a serene escape with themed gardens, historic buildings, and an opportunity to learn about local flora and heritage.
Distance in km: 23.28
13. Lisieux:
Known for the Basilica of Sainte-Thérèse, one of the largest churches built in the 20th century, attracting pilgrims and tourists alike.
Distance in km: 25.68
14. The Pays d'Auge:
A region celebrated for its apple orchards, cheese (notably Camembert), half-timbered houses, and picturesque villages.
Distance in km: 26.41
15. The Mémorial Pegasus:
Dedicated to the men of the 6th British Airborne Division, the museum tells the story of their operations on D-Day and beyond.
Distance in km: 28.08
16. Château de Caen:
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A large medieval fortress in the center of Caen, built by William the Conqueror, offering historical exhibits and panoramic views.
Distance in km: 36.9
17. Memorial of Caen:
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A museum and war memorial, focusing on the history of WWII and the Battle for Caen, offering a comprehensive insight into the conflict.
Distance in km: 37.63
18. The Juno Beach Centre:
A museum and cultural centre located at one of the D-Day landing beaches, focusing on Canada's role in WWII.
Distance in km: 38.98
19. Etretat Cliffs:
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Famous for their natural arches and the pointed needle rock, these dramatic white chalk cliffs offer stunning views and inspired many artists.
Distance in km: 40.25
20. The Gardens of the Château de Vendeuvre:
Located in one of Normandy's most beautiful castles, these gardens feature water surprises, miniature furniture museum, and exquisite garden designs.
Distance in km: 42.35
21. The Cheese Museum in Camembert:
A museum located in the village of Camembert, where visitors can learn about the history and production of the world-famous cheese.
Distance in km: 48.08
22. The Abbey of Bec-Hellouin:
A beautiful example of Norman architecture and a site of significant historical importance in the development of the Benedictine order.
Distance in km: 48.87
23. Normandy Landing Beaches:
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The historic WWII landing sites including Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword beaches, crucial for the Allied invasion.
Distance in km: 48.89
24. Fécamp:
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Home to the Benedictine Palace and a beautiful marina, Fécamp is also known for its fishing heritage and the production of Benedictine liqueur.
Distance in km: 49.86
