[2025 Honfleur Attraction] Travel Guide for Honfleur (Updated Jun)

Honfleur is a port town in France! This is a place where trade with England was active. The buildings are lined with historic wooden architecture, and the colorful colors give it a very stylish and cute look 😳❤ As it is a port town, salt and salted caramel are famous 🍭🍬 This area is also home to the birthplace of musician Erik Satie 😊 Speaking of Satie, "Gymnopedie" and "Je teux veux" are famous! There are also museums and churches, and to be honest, I couldn't see everything in one day 🥺 I think it's better to stay overnight 😅 If you have the opportunity, please visit and see the sights ✨ #FranceTrip #Honfleur #ErikSatie

French port town Honfleur🇫🇷 In Honfleur, I was able to see the cute and colorful appearance of the town while walking around the town. It was also fun to look at the various shops☺️ Also, I was able to taste the traditional Normandy region liquor, ‘Apple Cider’ and ‘Calvados’ apple distillate! I remember it being delicious as it was famous.🍎🥂 #FranceTravel #WinterTravel #Honfleur #France #LifeShotPlace #WinterTravel #HappyNewYear

Honfleur - France: A couple hours drive from Paris. This is a lovely town with old style building. We can take a walk around the city and enjoy nice Seafood meals there during the day. There are a lot of restaurants located nearby the pier. There is also an old church located up on the hill which take half an hour walk only. 🛥🛥🛥

Avoid the crowds and explore the secrets of France. From natural wonders to cultural treasures, each place hides a unique French romance. 🖼Painters Valley, Creuse (New Aquitaine) - Features: The green valley was once a source of inspiration for Impressionist painters such as Monet. Deer are often seen drinking water in the early morning. Hiking or cycling in the valley is like being in a moving oil painting. - Transportation: It is recommended to drive yourself, which takes about 5 hours from Paris; or take the train to Limoges and then rent a car. - Best time: Spring and autumn (April-June, September-October), when the temperature is pleasant and the vegetation is lush. 🌊Etretat Trunk Coast (Normandy) - Features: The chalk cliffs are carved into an "elephant trunk on the sea" by the waves, a fantastic landscape described by Maupassant. The cliffs are perfect for hiking and picnicking to watch the sunset. - Tips: - Transportation: Take the train from Paris Saint-Lazare Station to Le Havre (2.5 hours), then take bus No. 509 directly to the city (1 hour). - How to play: Climb up the stairs from the beach to the top of Porte d’Amont cliff and overlook the magnificent panoramic view of the three Elephant Trunk Rocks and the coastline. - Surroundings: You can combine it with a day trip to Honfleur to experience the Normandy fishing port style. 🕌Postman Cheval's ideal palace (Hauterives, Drôme) - Features: The mixed-style castle was built by the postman using stones he picked up over the past 33 years. It incorporates elements of mosques and Indian temples. The words "How far can a stone with a wish go" are engraved at the entrance to convey the persistence of ordinary people. - Opening hours: 9:30-18:30 from April to June, extended to 19:00 from July to August, closed on December 25 and some dates in January. - Transportation: It takes about 1.5 hours to drive from Lyon, or take a train to Valence and then take a taxi (20 minutes). 🗻Auvergne volcanic lava caves (Central Plateau) - Features: Natural caves formed by cooling volcanoes, stalactites and underground rivers interweave, and the "Maids' Laundry Cave" in Louyat is particularly magical. - Transportation: It takes about 1 hour to drive from Clermont-Ferrand. Some caves require reservation for guided tours. - Equipment: The temperature inside the cave is low, so it is recommended to wear a windproof jacket and non-slip shoes. - Surroundings: Hike the crater trail and overlook the green valley and volcanic lake. These niche attractions connect the natural and cultural context of France. It is recommended to reserve 10-15 days for in-depth exploration. Renting a car and driving yourself is more flexible. Avoid the peak season of July and August and choose to travel in June or September to enjoy the pleasant climate and avoid the crowds.

Honfleur, a small port city in Normandy, France. About two and a half hours by car from Paris, the place I arrived at along the sea breeze had a beauty that captivated my heart at first sight. The quaint alleys with cobblestone streets, the picturesque harbor scenery, and the buildings with a medieval atmosphere approached me like an oil painting. The ‘vieux bassin (old port)’, which can be called the symbol of Honfleur, was always full of energy. The colorful buildings lined up along the harbor, and the sight of yachts floating on the calm water seemed like they had jumped out of an Impressionist painting. In fact, this was a city loved by artists such as Monet, Boudin, and Courbet. I started my day early in the morning by sitting at a cafe near the harbor and enjoying a warm croissant and coffee. As I walked slowly down the street, galleries, workshops, and antique shops located here and there caught my attention. In particular, the Sainte-Catherine Church left a deep impression with its unique wooden structure and atmosphere. For lunch, I tried fresh seafood dishes. I enjoyed freshly caught mussels and fish dishes with Normandy cider, and I could fully experience the charm of a seaside city. And in the evening, the street music heard while walking along the port under the red sky added to the romance of the trip. Honfleur is a small city, but it is a city where time seems to have stopped and the artistic sensibility unique to France coexist. If you want to get away from the complex city and have a slow and warm journey, there are few places as perfect as this. #HawaiiFlightEvent

#EuropeTravel This region is famous for its beautiful beaches and white cliffs overlooking the sea, providing a quiet and refreshing atmosphere during your visit. I wandered through small towns like Honfleur and Deauville, admiring the cobblestone streets and traditional buildings that exude the charm of the French countryside. 🏘️🌊 In addition to its natural beauty, Normandy has a significant history dating back to World War II, where I visited famous sites like Omaha Beach and the Memorial Cemetery. It was a time to reflect on the past with deep respect for the lives sacrificed for history and freedom. 🏖️🎖️ I enjoyed Normandy's famous cuisine, including crepes and delicious local cheeses, and the beachside restaurant added a special touch to every meal. 🍽️🧀 Normandy is a perfect travel destination that combines history, natural beauty, and tranquility, so I highly recommend visiting.

Due to a missed flight and delay in arrival. I had to miss one night of my stay in Honfleur as I was only going to arrive the next day. And in that one day, I managed to get a good taste of what Honfleur can offer. Clearly now from experience, if i'm to return (most likely). I might even stay longer than 2 nights. While most of my time and activity was around the Vieux Bassin, the gorgeous old harbour. Do not mistake that to be the only thing Honfleur has to offer. It's full of heritage and centuries old townhouses, churches and historical structures including the likes of Normandy bridge, Saint Catherine's church, Notre dame de Grace and much more. It's a place with all the usual comforts that tourists seek such as vibrant night life, cuisine and local culture without the crowds. This gem is definitely on my list of places to go back to. Do give it a try if you're in Normandy. #myhiddengems #honfleur #summerdestinations #normandy #cherryblossom2024 #france #100waysoftravel #europe

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event Take a look around the port city of Honfleur, the inspiration for Howl's Moving Castle. Have a beer and check out the alley market. You can go up to the observatory and look down. There are many great places in small towns near France. It's also great for buying various souvenirs.

Honfleur, located at the mouth of the Seine, is, in my opinion, the most distinctive port in Normandy. Feature 1: Black rock buildings on both sides of the old anchorage Feature 2: The wooden Eglise Saint-Catherine Both are rare in France, no wonder it became a favorite destination for Impressionist painters. #FranceGood Places

📍Honfleur 🚘 About 2.5 hours from Paris Honfleur is said to have been the largest port in the Middle Ages, although it is not now. It rains often, so it is recommended to bring a raincoat! 💬Viking descendants live here, and the King of France gave this place to settle down and live in order to silence the Vikings, who were unable to withstand their ferocity. A resort town-like atmosphere There are outdoor cafes and restaurants lined up around the port “During the famous Hundred Years’ War, France failed to protect this territory. It was British territory in 1357 and 1419~1450. Afterwards, it prospered to the point of developing into one of the five major ports for the French slave trade.” #SummerTravel

📍Honfleur 🚘 About 2.5 hours from Paris Honfleur is said to have been the largest port in the Middle Ages, although it is not now. It rains often, so it is recommended to bring a raincoat! It is famous for seafood, Camembert cheese, and Sird👍 💬Viking descendants live here, and it is said that the French king, unable to withstand the Vikings' ferocity, gave them this place to settle down and live in order to silence them. A resort town-like atmosphere There are outdoor cafes and restaurants lined up around the port “During the famous Hundred Years' War, France failed to protect this territory. It was British territory in 1357 and 1419~1450. Afterwards, it prospered to the point of developing into one of the five major ports for the French slave trade.” #SummerTravel

📍Honfleur 🚘 About 2.5 hours from Paris Honfleur is said to have been the largest port in the Middle Ages, although it is not now. It rains often, so it is recommended to bring a raincoat! It is famous for seafood, Camembert cheese, and Sird👍 💬Viking descendants live here, and it is said that the French king, unable to withstand the Vikings' ferocity, gave them this place to settle down and live in order to silence them. A resort town-like atmosphere There are outdoor cafes and restaurants lined up around the port “During the famous Hundred Years' War, France failed to protect this territory. It was British territory in 1357 and 1419~1450. Afterwards, it prospered to the point of developing into one of the five major ports for the French slave trade.” #summertravel

If you really want to feel France, I recommend traveling to Normandy. Honfleur is a representative port city of Normandy. I felt like it was Amsterdam! The town is small and cute, so it's fun to look around. There's also a fish market, so try it out! 📍Honfleur, France #EuropeanTravel#FranceTravel

📍Pl. Sainte-Catherine, 14600 Honfleur, France Honfleur, a small port city in France If you go towards the Sainte-Catherine Cathedral, there is a representative photo zone of Honfleur with European-style buildings and small yachts 📸 Even the small alleys are so lovely and beautiful 💗 It is especially famous for chocolate, so if you walk down the alleys, you can come across various chocolate shops, and it was good to buy them as souvenirs or snacks 👍🏻 #European travel

Honfleur is a town on the northern coast of Normandy, France. What makes it special is that it is a small town but has a lot of charm. It has famous buildings, including a church made entirely of wood, one of only two in France. It is also famous for producing wine and Cjdre at affordable prices. Tourists can walk around the town and choose to buy handmade souvenirs all day.

#SummerIwaSummer ✔️ Le phare des ours 📍 50 Quai Sainte-Catherine, 14600 Honfleur, France 🕝 12:00-21:30 The homemade burger was so delicious I definitely felt the difference between the homemade burgers I eat in Korea and the patties! You shouldn't get thirsty while sightseeing in the town, right? I ordered Chimay White together! I also tried the beers of the people at the table who ordered other beers 🍻🍻🍻

#SummerIwaSummer 📍 75P Rte de Trouville, 14600 Honfleur, France 🕝 24hours The place I'm going to show you in this post is A small port city, Honfleur It's a city in Normandy, France, on the way from Paris to Mont-Saint-Michel! I took it with my eyes closed, and the background was so pretty that I think I got a great shot no matter how I took it! This is my first full-body shot in Honfleur, right? I asked my tour group to take it for meㅎㅎ

Daddy elephant🐘 Mother elephant🐘 Baby elephant🐘 Find the elephant family!!! Did you find them(?) Etretat with a rock that resembles an elephant Depending on which elephant rock (cliff) you climb, the view changes dramatically~~~ Personally, the view from the top of the mother elephant was really fantastic I recommend the mother elephant because you can climb it by car! Just looking at this spectacular view was a place that was ecstatic But the sunset is so beautiful!!! ✅The father elephant rock requires a little bit of climbing ✅There are cows grazing on the mother elephant🐂 📍Etretat Etretat in france🇫🇷 #sunset spot #france travel #Normandy #Etretat #Etretat travel #france #overseas travel overseas travel

#SpringTravel #SpringOuting 📍Location: 87 Chem. des Varets, 14600 Honfleur, France 💳 Price per person: for free 🕦 Usage time: 24 hours 💯 5.0/5.0 🌿 Honfleur is a port city, and if you walk through the alleys past the port, there are so many things to see, such as churches, restaurants, and souvenir shops! The surrounding hotels are at least 100,000-110,000 on weekdays : ) There are many delicious restaurants around the Honfleur port, so please refer to them! You have to walk from the port to the alley for more than 20 minutes.

Honfleur (French: Honfleur) is a port city in France!⛴ The boats resting on the shore add an exotic feel! In addition, you can't stop looking at the oil paintings of street artists💕 Here, I also met Chimay, the beer of my life! There are so many pretty places to walk around from the dock to the town, so it's good to stay for 1-2 hours while taking a walk!

Notre Dame de Grace, Honfleur - France: A historical site with half an hour walk from the city. It is located in the mountain so we have to walk up by following the road to get there. Or you can also drive there but the road is quite small. This is a must to go if you visit Honfleur.