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Dieppe in France, from Europe region, is best know for Points of Interest & Landmarks. Discover best things to do in Dieppe with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Dieppe
1. Chapelle Notre Dame de Bonsecours
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4.5 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By glamourpuss1000 - Liverpool, England
We drove up to the Chapelle, there are plenty of parking spaces up there.
The views are wonderful, there are benches to sit upon outside and the surrounding area is well kept.
Inside there are so many interesting stories on the plaques that line the walls; there are model boats and some really attractive stained glass windows.
It is well worth a visit while you are in Dieppe.
2. Dieppe Ville D'art Et D'histoire
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4.5 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By ceredigionbear - Gloucester, United Kingdom
We travelled here to start tour of France. My father was gravely injured in the raid of 19th August 1942. We wanted primarily to visit the museum commemorating this event.
It transpired that we were totally impressed with the whole town. The area around the big church is transformed on Saturdays by a very impressive street market. We thought the whole place to be a delight. Restaurants are plentiful and we learned to use The fork to get discounts. Will have many happy memories.
3. St Jacques Church
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4 based on 184 reviews
A 600-year old gothic masterpiece, complete with scowling gargoyles and intricate stained glass windows.
Reviewed By ulysses4 - Westfield, Massachusetts
It's quite sad to see such a venerable and historic church in such disrepair. There is some evidence of minor restoration work-but it appears to be moving at a snail's pace. It would take very substantial funds and considerable expertise to restore the church to its former glory. While that may not happen in our lifetimes, it is still worth visiting this very early edifice of Christian piety.
4. Estran Cite de la Mer
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4 based on 177 reviews
You will discover the maritime activity of the fishing ports on this side of the Channel through :- the evolution of shipbuilding and embarked technology- the fishing techniques aboard doris or trawlers, and the story of a fish from the ocean to the fishmonger- the originality of the geological identity of our cliffs- our Aquariums in which you will at leisure admire the different species living in the Channel.
Reviewed By Philippe E - Malaunay, France
Small museum showing evolution of the city , the harbour, the ships, the coast...A lot of items used before for the fishing, a lot of models.
5. Le Memorial du 19 Aout 1942
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4.5 based on 146 reviews
Reviewed By John B - Toronto, Canada
Sadly, far too few Canadians are aware of the 1942 Dieppe Raid and the significant toll it took on the Canadian Army. More than 5,000 Canadians took part in what was supposed to be a relatively straightforward raid of the Dieppe area to destroy key military installations and acquire intelligence information. Instead, the troops landed at what turned out to be heavily fortified Beaches resulting in only 2,200 men getting back to England after six hours of hostilities. A total of 916 Canadian soldiers were killed the most in one day at any time before or after during WWII. More than 1,500 were captured and served in German prison camps. The memorial, which is located at Canada Square, is a tribute to these men. Each year on August 19th a memorial service takes place in their honour. Be sure to walk down the boardwalk to visit the various regimental memorials and other information boards.
6. Marche de Dieppe Market
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4.5 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By laarobbins - Bath, United Kingdom
Surprisingly absent from the list of attractions in Dieppe, the Saturday market is absolutely fantastic. It stretches throughout the central part of Dieppe and contains a wide range of stalls. From clothes and food to haberdashery and things for the home - you can always pick up a bargain. I recommend the stalls with Herbes de Provence, the cheeses, handmade soaps and the linens on the home-style stalls. I also once found some beautiful antique Art Deco buttons There are always a few quirky stalls and it changes every time we visit. A bit of bartering always goes down well, and for those of you not so confident with your French, the stallholders often have a little knowledge of English. I would consider this the No. 1 reason to visit Dieppe. Add in a cup of something hot (or alcholic!) and some lunch and you can make a long morning of it and shop French-style! I'm going back for Easter so will update with hopefully a few pictures...
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4 based on 462 reviews
The Dieppe museum has been housed in the castle since 1923. The castle was first constructed in the 14th century. The museum offers a pluridisciplinary collection of 2 300 objects exhibited throughout 15 rooms. The collection is an extensive illustration of the wealth created from the town’s maritime history and its port. Discover a unique collection of ivories, impressionist paintings, prints by Georges Braque and souvenirs of Camille Saint-Saens. Free booklet in english available at the front desk!
Reviewed By Thomast1940
Just back from a fabulous day in Dieppe. This has most frequently been, for me, just a town where I caught the ferry. How wrong I was. This town, although suffering incredible damage in WW2, has been rebuilt. Much remains of its historical past, the city walls are spectacular in places and the Vauban fortifications are breathtaking. The churches are beautiful and the Museum of ivory speaks eloquently of an artistic past.
8. Jardin Agapanthe
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4.5 based on 69 reviews
Agapanthus Garden The Agapanthus Garden is above all the laboratory of the landscape architect. The subject of constant research, it is continually evolving. To present an idea of his work, Alexandre Thomas freely opens his garden to visitors. Enthusiasts from around the world eagerly travel to discover this unique example of garden art. Over more than 9,000m2 of Gardens without lawns, visitors can enjoy the assembly of the designer's favourite plants. This contemporary garden is defined by its powerful structure. With strongly emphasized groundworks, a maze of terraces and walls, watercourses and pools create a succession of moods. It is covered by a fine layer of sand that enhances its qualities. Surprising in every season, the Agapanthus Garden has become a true source of inspiration. This profusion of plants also incorporates decorations, furniture and Fountains that bring it to life as a unique and human space.
9. Parc Floral William Farcy
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4 based on 65 reviews
10. Office de tourisme de Dieppe
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4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By rayrest
Located right by the harbour bridge in Dieppe. Bridge rises up and down when boats come in and out of harbour. Loads of information leaflets for brits. Staff speak English. Map of town available.Dear Ray, Thank you very much for your message, don't hesitate to come back in Dieppe and to share your experience in our city with your family and your friends. Best regards.
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