Begin your walk along Quai Sainte-Catherine, lined with colorful timber-framed houses and bustling cafes.
Pass by the Lieutenance, a historic building once used as the residence of the King's lieutenant, now housing the Honfleur Tourism Office.
Learn about the architectural style of the buildings and their significance to Honfleur's maritime past.
Visit Église Sainte-Catherine, a remarkable wooden church dating back to the 15th century and constructed by shipbuilders.
Explore the church's unique architecture, including its separate bell tower and nautical-inspired interior.
Discover the history and legends associated with this distinctive church, such as its role during the Hundred Years' War.
Wander through Place Hamelin, a charming square with cafés, galleries, and the statue of Erik Satie, the famous composer born in Honfleur.
Hear stories about notable figures who have frequented Honfleur and its cultural significance as an artistic hub
Return to the Vieux Bassin to admire the picturesque view of sailboats and historic buildings reflecting in the water.
Learn about Honfleur's maritime history, including its connections to exploration, trade, and the fishing industry.
Discuss the town's artistic heritage, with mentions of famous painters like Eugène Boudin who were inspired by Honfleur's scenic beauty.
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Non-refundable after 1 day before start
