Photo: David Nicolas
Long a favored resort of the Parisian elite, the Côte Fleurie, on France’s northern coast, is shedding a bit of its formal reserve. T+L finds lively restaurants, endless beaches, and plenty of easygoing glamour.
Read the articleDestinations: Rouen · Honfleur · Deauville · Beaumont-en-Auge · Trouville-sur-Mer · Bayeux
Themes: Beach · Food + Drink
Inspired by: Exploring France's Northern Coast — by Michael Gross, Published Jun. 2009
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A pleasant, family-friendly inn and spa with an ambitious (if overrated) restaurant.
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Though it’s a local cliché, one must eat at this seafood brasserie facing the Trouville port. The place is the sort of French restaurant you dream—
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This seafood brasserie faces the Trouville port.
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Enjoy a quiet, delicious lunch just down the street from the town’s church.
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Honfleur’s greatest surviving building, and its separate bell tower date back to the 15th century. The largest, most unusual wooden church in Franc
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The birthplace of the avant-garde composer Erik Satie houses a series of odd but amusing tableaux vivants that tell of his life and times. The odd
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Eugène Boudin, a landscape painter from the area, met a young artist named Claude Monet and taught him to use oil paints and to work outdoors. It’s
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Bayeux’s famous 230-foot-long tapestry—displayed in this well-run little museum—tells the story of the Norman conquest of England.
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