Attractions
Théâtre Gallo-romain de Lillebonne, Place Félix Faure, Lillebonne, France
Ancient Theatre of Lillebonne
The site of Lillebonne was chosen by the Romans to found the new capital of the Calètes, the Gallic people who occupied the west of the Pays de Caux.
The most visible trace of Lillebonne's heyday remains today the amphitheatre theatre, on a site preserved from any subsequent construction.
Cité gallo romaine de Lillebonne
Medieval Keep
During the medieval period, the Scandinavian chiefs took possession of the city where they set up their residence and founded the castle of Lillebonne, which was to serve as a residence for Norman princes who liked to stay until the middle of the 12th century.
Philippe-Auguste had the dungeon built in Lillebonne, which can still be seen today.
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Musée, Place Félix Faure, Lillebonne, France
Archaeological Museum
The city has its own archaeological museum with collections of pottery, glassware, funerary furniture and an exhibition of Roman coins. On the second floor there is a display of art objects and popular traditions with a large place for the pottery of Mélamare. There is also a church-museum in the old church of Le Mesnil, dedicated to mineralogy and fossils found mainly in the area of Caux Val de Seine.
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Parc naturel régional des Boucles de la Seine Normande, Rue du Petit pont, Notre-Dame-de-Bliquetuit, France
Meanders of the Seine - Regional Natural Park
The Parc Naturel Régional des Boucles de la Seine Normande, is established around the Seine and its loops which, from Rouen to its mouth between Honfleur and Le Havre, represent a 180km route with constantly renewed atmospheres and lights which inspired many impressionists such as Sisley, Turner, Boudin...
The 1,200 km of signposted hiking trails between valleys, cliffs, hills, plateaus, forests and marshes allow you to discover the diversity of the region's landscapes.
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