Seine-Maritime Travel Guide

Normandy

A cobblestone street with historic buildings and an archway.
A historic town square with half-timbered buildings, a church spire, and a sign for "Rue Eau de Robec."
A cobblestone street lined with historic buildings, a motorcycle parked on the side, and a sign for 'Restaurant des Beaux Arts'.
A harp, chairs, and framed artwork in a museum.
A half-timbered building with black and white painted timber framing, three large windows with wooden frames and white panes, and metal balcony railings with potted plants.

Popular cities in Seine-Maritime

Rouen
Known for Cathedrals, Historical and Family-friendly
Discover the historic medieval city where Joan of Arc was executed. Walk along quaint cobblestone streets in this Normandy city.

Reasons to visit

  • Rouen Cathedral
  • Tour Jeanne d'Arc
  • Gros Horloge
Etretat
Known for Beaches, Golf and Adventure
Get away to quaint Etretat! Enjoy the golf, adventure and beaches.

Reasons to visit

  • Étretat Gardens
  • Etretat Golf
Le Havre
Known for Ports, Cathedrals and Churches
Steeped in historic maritime tradition, this coastal city features a splendid harbor that serves the French capital.

Reasons to visit

  • University College of Sciences Po: Le Havre Campus
Le Treport
Known for Ports, Sea and Cathedrals
Escape to Le Treport! Enjoy its cathedral, monuments and beaches.

Reasons to visit

  • Le Treport Beach
Dieppe
Known for Ferries and boats, Historical and Castle
A Normandy town whose economy and history have always been closely linked to the sea, Dieppe is a dynamic place with a surprising amount to offer holidaymakers.
Fecamp
Known for Ports, Sea and Camping
Escape to trendy Fecamp! Enjoy its natural setting, theme park and oceanfront.

Stay near popular Seine-Maritime attractions