Discover the best top things to do in Seine-Maritime, France including Jardins d'Angelique, Jungle Garden Karlostachys, Au Gre des Vents - Sorties en mer sur vieux greements, La Mer Pour Tous, Valleuse D'Antifer, Paradis Aquatique, Abbaye de Jumieges, Parc de Cleres, Reve de Bisons, Bois de Moutiers.
Restaurants in Seine-Maritime
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Les Jardins d'Angélique have been created by Gloria and Yves Le Bellegard in memory of their daughter Angélique. Situated in Montmain, near from Rouen, Les Jardins d'Angélique receive in 2014 the label "Jardin Remarquable" from the ministry of the culture. We're open from the 1st of May to the 15th of October. We're close the Tuesday of July until the end of the season.
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wild exotic garden between see, normandy & picardie.botanical collection of bambous, hedychium, rhododendron, eucalypt, hydrangea... more of 7000 sp, ON APPOINTMENT only
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From April to October two tall ships, the Mil’Pat and the Tante Fine invite you on board to discover the cliffs of the Alabaster Coast as seen from the sea. Enjoy an unforgettable experience. Hoist up the sails for a 2 hour trip, in the direction of St-Pierre-en- Port or Yport. Another possibility is a mini cruise of 4 hours in the direction of Etretat, its famous cliffs, the landmark of Arsène Lupin. The skipper Astérix will tell you the history of these two former langoustine fishing boats.
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Embark aboard L'Aventurier or Adventurer 2. Captain Stephane will take you on a 2-hour nautical stroll along the Normandy coast. 20 min dynamic sensations to reach Etretat. Admire the cliffs of Etretat closer then pass under the arches of the holder downstream and Maneporte to finish in front of the beach GLYCINE Boat Fully covered of 10 m, 500 hp, all comfort and safety Boarding capacity: 12 people max 5 people mini * Subject to weather conditions favorable to navigation Activity, not recommended for pregnant women with back pain and for children under 3 years of age.
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Ses tours blanches, qui s’élèvent à presque 50 mètres au fond d’une boucle de la Seine, créent toujours la surprise et l’admiration du visiteur. Sa destruction, au XIXe siècle, lui a valu le nom de «plus belle ruine de France» et l’image d’un site à ciel ouvert fortement marqué de romantisme. L’abbaye de Jumièges est un des plus anciens et des plus importants monastères bénédictins de Normandie. S’il ne reste aucun vestige apparent de l’époque de sa fondation au VIIe siècle, sa visite est une traversée de 9 siècles d’architecture, du IXe au XVIIe siècle. L’abbatiale Notre-Dame, principale église de l’abbaye, en est le fleuron, et un exemple exceptionnel d’architecture romane normande.
Without a doubt one of our favourite places when in this area of Normandy. Idyllic grounds, relaxing and immaculately looked after, the ruins are impressive and you can spend as long or as little there. There are facilities, lovely gift shop, and large games - Chess and Draughts on the lawn. Guided tours available but not necessary. Over the road is a picnic area, as they prefer you not to eat inside.
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4.5 based on 362 reviews
We did the whole package and lunch too. The guides were very informative.It was a perfect day out and we had travelled 5 hours to see the wolves.we were nt dissappointed.
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