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Gianna HenichLe Moulin Venelle de Charday
Gonneville - Honfleur
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The charming house offers a cozy bedroom with a comfortable 190-sized bed, a lounge with a fireplace and a sofa bed that can accommodate two people. It also features a lovely terrace, a garden, and a private garage. The kitchen is fully equipped, and there is a bathroom and a separate toilet. Guests can enjoy watching TV, using the DVD player, and having access to Wi-Fi. Situated in a peaceful green area, the cottage is conveniently located near an equestrian center at the end of a quiet street. It offers complete privacy without feeling isolated, ensuring a tranquil stay. The house is equipped with individual central heating and provides garden chairs, a table and chairs, a parasol, and a small garden along with a barbecue for outdoor enjoyment.Reviews
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Directions
To reach the Mill from Honfleur's city center, start by taking rue de la République. At the first left turn, called "Les Moulineaux," make a right turn. Continue straight ahead until you reach a dead end called Ramier. Once at Ramier, you will see the equestrian center in front of you. Turn left there, and you will arrive at the Mill.
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Attractions
- Honfleur: Located just a short distance from Le Moulin Venelle de Charday, Honfleur is a charming port town known for its picturesque harbor, narrow streets, and historic buildings. Visitors can explore the Vieux Bassin, a quaint old dock lined with colorful houses, visit the Sainte-Catherine Church, and admire the works of art at the Eugene Boudin Museum.
- Sainte-Adresse: Situated near the city of Le Havre, Sainte-Adresse is a scenic coastal town offering stunning views of the English Channel. Visitors can enjoy the sandy beaches, stroll along the promenade, and visit the Maison de l'Armateur, a beautiful 18th-century shipowner's house turned museum.
- Deauville: Famous for its glamorous reputation, Deauville is a resort town known for its elegant architecture, luxury hotels, and horse racing events. Visitors can explore the beautiful beach, try their luck at the Casino Barrière, and admire the grand villas along the Promenade des Planches.
- Etretat: Nestled on the Alabaster Coast, Etretat is renowned for its dramatic cliffs and natural arches. Visitors can take a scenic hike along the cliff path, enjoy panoramic views from the Falaise d'Amont and Falaise d'Aval viewpoints, and visit the enchanting Jardins d'Etretat, a unique garden nestled among the cliffs.
- Trouville-sur-Mer: Located across the river from Deauville, Trouville-sur-Mer is a charming fishing village known for its lively atmosphere and sandy beaches. Visitors can explore the bustling fish market, stroll along the boardwalk, and indulge in delicious seafood at the waterfront restaurants.
- Le Havre: As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Le Havre is a modernist city with a rich architectural heritage. Visitors can discover the striking buildings designed by Auguste Perret, explore the Musee d'Art Moderne Andre Malraux (MuMa), and relax at the beachside promenade.
- Lisieux: Situated in the heart of Normandy, Lisieux is a pilgrimage destination famous for its association with Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. Visitors can visit the Basilica of Saint Thérèse, explore the Carmelite Convent, and learn about the life of this beloved saint at the Les Buissonnets Museum.
- Cabourg: Known as the "Romantic Beach," Cabourg offers a charming seaside retreat with its Belle Époque architecture and sandy beaches. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll along the promenade Marcel Proust, visit the Grand Hotel, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the town's casino. These attractions provide a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historic towns to enjoying the natural beauty of the Normandy coastline.