Les Pêcheries

Normandy


Fécamp’s new flagship museum is a terrific addition to town, situated in the middle of the harbour, 300m northwest of the tourist office and showcasing local history, the town’s fishing industry, local artists and traditional Norman life. The dramatic, glassed-in observation platform on top offers great views across Fécamp. The audioguide is €2.


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