The squares in Deauville
Town Hall Square
Located in front of the Deauville town hall, built in 1880 in the Beaux-Arts style according to the plans of the Versailles architect Saintin and "normandized" after the Second World War by the architect Albert Guy.
20 Robert Fossorier Street
DEAUVILLE
François André Square
This square was laid out in 1945 in front of the main entrance to the Normandy Hotel. Designed as a regional garden, planted with apple trees, it is criss-crossed with paths that converge on a bronze bust, erected in 1964, of François André, founder of the current Barrière group.
Rue Jean Mermoz
DEAUVILLE
Square of the Saint-Augustin church
In 1914, a square was laid out in front of the Saint-Augustin church according to the plans of the architect Georges Madeline, on the site of the customs building. Two perpendicular driveways cross it and delimit three pieces of lawn, criss-crossed by pedestrian walkways. Each room is decorated with flowerbeds, trees and shrubs of local species, to which were added in 1969 non-native plantations, among which poplars from Italy and black pines from Austria.
DEAUVILLE
Charles Roffé Square
Inaugurated in 2013, this square located behind the André Malraux school group is made for children! Spring games, slides, castles... Ideal place to have fun but also to have a picnic thanks to the arranged tables.
Route de Honfleur
TOUQUES
Morchard Bishop Square
The Morchard Bishop Square is a small green area close to the church of Saint-Gatien-des-Bois. Benches allow you to take a break and take your time. Its name comes from the twinning of the city with that of Morchard Bishop in Devon, England.
10-12 rue des Brioleurs
SAINT-GATIEN-DES-BOIS
Pierre Wagone Square
The Pierre Wagone Square is the ideal place to play, have fun and have a picnic. A multi-sports field and games (swing, springboard...) are freely available for all ages.
Rue Jean Monnet
TOUQUES
Town Hall Square
Located next to the church of Saint-Gatien-des-Bois, dating from the 15th and 16th centuries, and at the foot of the 18th century town hall, this shady square enjoys a prime location. It is an opportunity to take a break by sitting on one of the two armchairs of Fauteuils en Seine with a view on the church.
18 rue des Brioleurs
SAINT-GATIEN-DES-BOIS
Kiribati Square
Between the tennis court and the beach, the Kiribati square offers a shady break under a pergola of greenery and flowers. Children's games and benches allow you to prolong this moment of relaxation.
Boulevard Pitre Chevalier
VILLERS-SUR-MER
Marsh Square
Located near the Blonville-Villers marsh and the train station, this square has two picnic tables to rest after a walk through the marsh.
Avenue de la Brigade Piron
BLONVILLE-SUR-MER
Square du lavoir
The Villerville washhouse dates back to the end of the 19th century, when the town was developing thanks to the arrival of tourists via the rise of the train. Now furnished with benches, it is a flowery square where everyone likes to meet, right next to the petanque field.
Place du Lavoir
VILLERVILLE
General Leclerc Square
Located just a few steps from the Deauville-Clairefontaine racetrack, the shaded square is the ideal place to play pétanque with no less than two large courts with benches to sit and watch the tournaments. Picnic tables are available.
Avenue du Général Leclerc
BENERVILLE-SUR-MER
Jean Mermoz Square
The square Jean Mermoz is located just in front of the Tourist Office of Villers-sur-Mer facing the sea. From June to November, the City's green spaces department installs the "green dinosaur", emblem of Villers-sur-Mer!
Place Jean Mermoz
VILLERS-SUR-MER
