Reconnecting with nature: workshops, visits and courses

Discover fossils by creating paleontological board games: a fossil memory, a 7 families game about dinosaurs, who is this Dino?... to take home!

Monday: "Who is this Dino?
What is a dinosaur? How do we recognize them? These questions will be answered by making a little game like "Who is this Dino?

Children will discover fossils of all sizes. They will learn about microfossils that can be observed with a binocular, Jurassic fish, fossil plants, fossils and the environment, and birds, descendants of dinosaurs.

The Paleospace of Villers-sur-Mer is an atypical museum which proposes to go back to the Jurassic period, 160 million years ago, when a warm sea covered Normandy. Spectacular, interactive and sensory reconstructions make it a cultural, scientific but also playful place!
The museum offers a permanent exhibition space ...

The Domaine des Enclos is an exceptional 33-hectare park bequeathed to the City of Deauville in 1973. It was acquired in 1937 by Calouste Gulbenkian (1869-1955), a businessman and aesthete who was one of the greatest art collectors of the 20th century. He was going to realize there the garden of his dreams and entrusted the realization to the landscape designer Ach...

Visitors are plunged into the world of dinosaurs, these large terrestrial reptiles whose fossils have been found in the rocks of Normandy. Learn to recognize them, discover their characteristics, their way of life, why they disappeared, do they have descendants ... so many questions that will be answered during this visit ...

A former large breeding farm in the Pays d'Auge covering 68 hectares, the Bouquetot estate, owned by the Communauté de Communes Cœur Côté Fleurie, is a precious testimony to the rural life and heritage of the Augerons in the 17th and 18th centuries. The seven buildings, typical of the traditional timber-framed architecture, are scattered around the estate.

The Paleospace presents a rich collection of fossils from the cliffs of the Vaches Noires located at the edge of the beach of Villers-sur-Mer. These fossils testify to a bygone era when huge marine reptiles hunted crocodiles and ammonites in a warm sea. With one of the mediators of the museum, the visitor discovers this Jurassic world...