Guided tours agenda

The paleontological site of the Falaises des Vaches Noires bears witness to an era in the Earth's history: the Jurassic. Formed by the accumulation of sediments deposited by the tropical sea that covered Normandy at the time, the cliffs now contain fossils of ammonites, sea urchins and nautiluses, as well as plesiosaurs, ichthyosaurs...
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Designed for children aged 3 and over, this walk (1-3km/1h30) in the Blonville-Villers marsh combines games and nature discovery: observation of small aquatic animals with a magnifying glass, observation of birds through binoculars, sensory approach to plants...
Adult supervision required.
(1-3km/1h30) - Level 1

At the end of the 19th century, Villers-sur-Mer became a fashionable seaside destination. The seafront was redesigned to offer a pleasant and fashionable stroll, and villas, each more original than the last, were built. Along the streets, many of which bear the names of Villers-sur-Mer's pioneers, discover the anecdotes that have marked the...

On the occasion of Museum Night, the Paléospace opens its doors free of charge from 7pm to 10pm.

Ideally located on the marsh, close to the beach and the Vaches Noires cliffs, Villers-sur-Mer's Paléospace is an atypical museum that takes you back to the Jurassic era, 160 million years ago, when a warm sea...

From Villers-sur-Mer to Houlgate (6 km / 4h), follow the beach and discover the panorama of the Vaches noires cliffs, a unique landscape on the French coast, which bears witness to an era in the Earth's history: the Jurassic. Formed by the accumulation of sediments deposited by the tropical sea that covered Normandy at the time, today's cliffs are...

An evening dedicated to astronomy, with an introduction to this discipline in the Paleospace planetarium, and answers to the many questions linked to our celestial vault: stars and planets, movements of the stars, objects in the sky, dimensions and extraterrestrial life...
Depending on the weather, a vigil may follow, with live observation in d...

Sometimes feared and often hated, bats are nonetheless complex, subtle and useful mammals... In an attempt to appreciate the different facets of these nocturnal animals, the Paléospace offers an evening of discovery of these strange mammals that fly with their hands...

8:30 pm: Slide show on bats and their nocturnal...

The Villers-Blonville marsh is home to many familiar and rare birds. But not all birds are alike! You'll discover why beaks, legs and wings can look so different from one bird to the next. Then, with binoculars in hand, you'll observe the birds present that day.
(3km/2h) - Level 1...