Among the most beautiful ports of the region, surrounded by French-dining experience, stone pavements and slate-covered buildings.

Gorgeous timber church. I was fortunate enough to catch a few young ladies practicing a beautiful song.

My sister was studying French in evening classes for adults in the UK and in her class they talked about the Pont de Normandie, so it is famous. The ascent up the bridge is steep, so do not come here if you are scared of heights! The view is spectacular similar to the Millau bridge in the south of France.

Amazing little place to walk around for an hour. Our two kids loved it.

Very nice to visit. We went with the small tourist train and it was very pleasant.

This museum is a very interesting and artistic mix between modern art, contemporary art, original historic pieces (like documents, letters and objects), music and only lastly: information. It is like walking through a scrapbook of the thoughts and works of the composer. Artists did a good job capturing the personality of the eccentric, maverick and influential artist Erik Satie in the museum's strange visuals, its off-beat presentation and historical facts and artifacts in a very unconventional way. The visitor is shown and told (partly using a clever audio guide system that activates when pointing at something) fragments of the lifetime of the composer while walking through a surreal set of chambers, each filled with all sorts of art, original pieces and of course: Satie's music. Some highlights are: a peculiar collection of umbrellas and unopened letters, a room with a host of original manuscripts and artifacts (presented on thin sticks in the middle of a room), a strange merry-go-round contraption that visitors need to physically activate themselves to "encircle the music") and a player piano that plays Satie's three Gnossienes in a minimalistic empty room. This having been a 'regular' museum would not have done the composer justice, and the artists who created this Maisons Satie museum did an excellent job. It would do the visitor a world of good though, to first look up some information on the life and works of Erik Satie to fully understand the atmosphere of this place, as 'explanation' does not seem to have been the main purpose.

Absolutely worth s visite! The Pearl of the beautiful town Honfleur is full of charmig art, which will shurely surprise You. I got suprised myself, when after a lot of beautiful paintings suddenly Claude Monet's "Etretat" showed upp!

An excellent place to get information of Honfleur. They gave me all the necessary information and a map with a nice walk to do in Honfleur. Very nice staff. Thank you.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Honfleur and stroll in the garden for an hour or more. There are plenty of benches to sit on. We went by bike (less than 10 minutes from the old Port de Honfleur) and accessed the garden via the quay. But I think you can also access the garden via the parking which is less far for an entry. The beach (Plage du Butin) is easily accessible from the garden (along the quay). From the quay you can see the modern Pont de Normandie.

Beautiful scenery, lovely soft sandy beaches, dunes for hideaway picnics.

Interesting little museum in a very old church. Get the combined ticket and then go next door to the other museum, which is also interesting and worth a visit.

Very beautiful church ⛪️

Fantastic place to enjoy the view of Honfleur. If you have a car or care to walk then go here. It is worth the effort!

Super 👌

Great location, extremely comfortable apartment, friendly, helpful, and responsive host. Also -- comfy mattress and good water pressure in the shower!