Saint-Saëns and the surrounding area

Supermarket, butcher, bakery, pharmacy, wine shop and restaurants: all the essentials are close by.

On Thursday mornings, on Place Maintenon, with around thirty stalls.

A course running along the river, through the forest and across the plateau, in the heart of the Eawy forest, with its clubhouse in the Château du Vaudichon.

In Muchedent, in the Eawy forest: bison seen from a military truck, four wolf packs on a guided walk, and canoeing. Open from mid-March to mid-November.

An animal and botanical park founded in 1919: cranes, flamingos, red pandas, gibbons and wallabies, below a château. Open from mid-March to early November.

An amusement park open since 1967, with around forty rides for young and old. Open from spring to the end of September.

Tree-top adventure courses from age 3, zip lines including a 250 m one, paintball and laser tag, in Dénestanville.

A sea museum in Dieppe: shipbuilding, fishing, cliffs and pebbles, with aquariums.

Home of Neufchâtel, a PDO cow's milk cheese often shaped like a heart.

A 16th-century Renaissance château and its Stag Gallery. Afternoon visits in July and August.

Notre-Dame Cathedral, painted by Monet, the Gros-Horloge, the Place du Vieux-Marché and the Museum of Fine Arts, rich in Impressionist works.

A former spa town with its lakes, its casino and the start of the Avenue Verte.

The house where Guy de Maupassant was born in 1850, and its kitchen garden, listed as a Remarkable Garden. Visits from late March to late September.

The ruins of an abbey founded in the 7th century, with towers nearly 50 m high. Open all year round.

The Old Harbour with its slate-hung façades, and the Church of Saint Catherine, built of wood in the 15th century.