🌷 Discover the Côte Fleurie 🌷
Trouville-sur-Mer and its fish market 🐟
Since 1825, when Trouville was discovered by Mozin, the little town has developed into a seaside resort, becoming the ‘Queen of Beaches’. Once known for its fishermen and nature-loving painters, today you can enjoy the charm of this beautiful resort. 🏖️
Renowned for its fine sandy beach, lively fishing port and authentic atmosphere, it attracts visitors seeking relaxation and sea air. Its rich architectural heritage, with its 19th-century villas and casino, reflects the golden age of seaside resorts. Trouville is also popular for its local markets and seafood restaurants, offering an ideal setting to discover regional cuisine in a picturesque setting. 🏛️
- Don’t miss: the fish market in Trouville-sur-Mer is a real local institution, combining tradition, freshness and friendliness. Located at the foot of the harbour, this market is a must-see for seafood lovers. 🦪
This market is renowned for the exceptional quality of its products, which come directly from local fisheries. You will find a wide variety of fish such as turbot, sea bass and sole, as well as seafood such as prawns, lobsters and, of course, the famous Normandy oysters. The market’s charm also lies in its friendly and authentic atmosphere: fishermen are happy to share their cooking tips and anecdotes about life at sea, creating a direct link between the sea and your plate. 🍽️
Deauville ✨
Deauville located in Normandy on the Côte Fleurie, is one of France’s most elegant and prestigious seaside resorts. Founded in the mid-19th century, it is famous for its vast sandy beaches, elegant villas, casino and wooden boardwalk along the sea. Deauville is also a meeting place for the film world with its American Film Festival, which attracts international stars every year. In addition to its beaches and social events, the town is renowned for its horse racing, luxury boutiques and chic atmosphere. 🎩
Cabourg 🌹
Cabourg, located on the Normandy coast, is a charming seaside resort, famous for its romantic atmosphere and Belle Époque architectural heritage. Its vast sandy beaches, bordered by an elegant promenade, attract visitors in search of relaxation and natural beauty. The town is also known for its prestigious Grand Hotel, where the writer Marcel Proust frequently stayed, immortalising Cabourg in his work ‘In Search of Lost Time’. Every year, Cabourg hosts the Romantic Film Festival, reinforcing its image as a town dedicated to love and culture. 🎥
Houlgate 🏖️
Houlgate, a charming seaside resort on the Normandy coast, stands out for its family-friendly atmosphere and well-preserved 19th-century architecture. Nicknamed the ‘Pearl of the Côte Fleurie’, this small town charms visitors with its sandy beaches, picturesque villas and the Vaches Noires cliffs, which offer exceptional views of the sea. Houlgate is also a popular place to relax and enjoy water sports. Its architectural heritage, reminiscent of the Belle Époque, and its peaceful atmosphere make it a sought-after destination for a tranquil holiday. 👨👩👧👦
