Chateaux and Monuments

A unique heritage

It is impossible to ignore the Château de Dieppe, which stands on a terrace atop the western cliff. But did you know that the region’s hinterland also safeguards other little-known treasures? Vestiges of turbulent and peaceful times, these fortresses, châteaux and manors are well worth the detour.

Tour poivrière du Château de Dieppe perché sur la falaise, front de mer en contrebas

Château de DieppeAn imposing guardian

Facing the ocean and the town, the Château de Dieppe looks down on the city below, suggesting to some that it was built more to keep an eye on the town than to defend it. A tour of the château’s grounds is an opportunity to take a short hike whilst searching for remnants of the fortified town.

Château de MiromesnilAn incredible residence

The labels it has earned – Remarkable Garden, Home of Luminaries and Historic Monument – are proof of this property’s beauty and skilful upkeep.

Le colombier du Manoir d'Ango à Varengeville-sur-Mer.

Ango ManorHistory of a unique site

Before it was restored, the manor of shipowner Jehan Ango had many ups and downs… This is the hinterland of Dieppe, in the centre of Varengeville-sur-Mer. The home’s character is certainly worth the stop.

Ruines du Château d'Arques-la-Bataille perché sur une colline et sous un ciel bleu

Château d'ArquesAncestral ruins

Located on a rocky spur overlooking Arques-la-Bataille, the château was most likely built between 1040 and 1045 from the arches of an old 7th century bridge, by Guillaume d’Arques, William the Conqueror’s uncle.

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Personne se baladant sur la plage de Varengeville-sur-Mer

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