Guided tours agenda

Take a fabulous trip back in time to 1860, when Deauville was founded by the Duc de Morny. Discover its history and the exceptional sites that have forged its international reputation.

Protected as a historical monument since 1975, this imposing Norman regionalist style residence was commissioned by Baron Henri de Rothschild. A great lover of racing, he chose to build his home near the racetrack. The villa was built in 1907 on the site of the Ferme du Coteau, property of the novelist's family...

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...

From Charlemagne to the present day, Touques has stood the test of time! Long before the popularity of seaside resorts, Touques was the port of the valley, seeing the Vikings, Thomas Becket, the Dukes of Normandy and Gustave Flaubert pass through. Go back in time to the origins of the town, from its forgotten past to its ever-present medieval heritage, ...

Strolling through Deauville, villas, manor houses and other extraordinary buildings reveal a wide variety of architectural styles. This multiplicity of references, but also of dominant characters, often repeated, have forged the personality of the town. Come and discover this remarkable heritage, which is still alive today.

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. It was here that he was to create the garden of his dreams, entrusting landscape gardener Achi...

The Parc des Enclos Calouste Gulbenkian is an exceptional park located just a few minutes from the center of Deauville in the commune of Bénerville-sur-Mer. Planted with rare species, it combines different atmospheres conducive to meditation, just as its designer intended.

Stroll along its shady avenues and learn more about its history...

In 2024, Deauville celebrates 100 years of Les Planches and Les Bains pompéiens. A place for sea bathing, strolling, socializing, games, meetings and events... Les Planches and its art deco cabins, designed by architect Charles Adda and inaugurated on July 5, 1924, have remained the most visited, surveyed and photographed place in Deau...

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...

The "Pierres en lumières" event is supported by the five Normandy départements, the Normandy Region and the Fondation du patrimoine. Its aim is to highlight the region's historic heritage over the course of an evening.

On this occasion, the Comité d'animation de Saint-Arnoult, in collaboration with the association "Les Amis du Prieuré de Sain...

Bequeathed to the City of Deauville in 1974, Parc Gulbenkian is a 33-hectare landscaped park on the outskirts of Deauville. It was acquired and transformed in 1937 by Calouste Gulbenkian, a philanthropist and art collector with a passion for birds and gardens. Like the artists he admired, Calouste Gulbenkian seized and trans...

The town of Deauville is taking part in the national "Rendez-vous aux jardins" event. Rendez-vous aux jardins" showcases "the richness and diversity of parks and gardens" throughout France, and aims to "raise public awareness of the work being done to promote, conserve, restore and create gardens, and to train gardeners...