Chateau De Dieppe Giada Connestari 8
Point de vue depuis Chapelle de Bonsecours de Dieppe : entrée du chenal, bout du quai Henri IV, 2 chèvres pâturent au 1er planThis chapel, dedicated to sailors lost at sea, offers a unique view of Dieppe’s pretty port. In the background, you can see the town, the sea and the cliffs. During your visit, you may even be accompanied by a few goats grazing in the area… Surprising, isn’t it?
Shades of blue, green, grey… The color palette is impressive. Don’t forget to visit the church next door, to discover the tomb of Georges Braque*and, inside the building, the stained-glass windows by Georges Braque and Raoul Ubac*. Escape alongside great artists…
Panorama Eglise St Valery 
Jeune homme admirant le point de vue donnant sur la côte avec les falaises depuis le cimetière marin de l'église St Valery.
Façade nord du château, vue sur la ville et sur la plage depuis la falaise
Chateau De Dieppe Giada Connestari 12From here, you can overlook the town, the beach and the cliffs. A remarkable view that you can also contemplate from every window of the château. Inside the fortress, on the lawns, you’ll find a large black frame: an excellent spot for an original photo.
A magnificent vantage point overlooking the chalk cliffs*, this panorama was a favorite of Claude Monet, the great Impressionist painter* who lived in Pourville. The view is also a source of pride for the local residents. Along the coast, it’s anot-to-be-missed stopover during your stay.
Panorama Pourville-sur-Mer
Panorama depuis le GR21 à Sainte-Marguerite-sur-Mer, vue sur la mer et les falaisesOn the hiking trail, this opening onto the horizon is a nice touch and a little exhilarating! In fact, it almost makes you want to run to the seaside and get your feet wet…
Enjoy a bucolic view of the valley! The village of Arques-la-Bataille is where the three rivers Eaulne, Béthune and Varenne meet to form the Arques, the river that flows into the mouth of the port of Dieppe. From this promontory, a beautiful green setting emerges… one of the region’s green lungs.
Point de vue avec des étangs, des maisons et de la verdure*littoral: the seaside, the shoreline
* impressionist painting: scenes painted in the open air; light and subjects are treated in small strokes, directly on the canvas; this style emerged in France at the end of the 19th century.
* Georges Braque was a French painter, sculptor and engraver born in 1882 and died in 1963.
* Raoul Ubac was a Franco-Belgian photographer, painter, engraver and sculptor (1910-1985).
* chalk: white calcareous rock
* viaduct: large bridge built over a valley at great height. It is used to carry roads and railways.
