Duclair: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

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Duclair combines the Seine riverside landscape with a distinctive cultural heritage, historical narratives and paths linking the town with its surroundings. Between the château, church, museum, landscaped park, cycling routes and hiking trails, a diverse picture of this French municipality emerges.

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Culture

The Château du Taillis has been protected as a historic monument since 1994. It is also considered the only surviving building of its type in the style of the Italian Second Renaissance in Seine-Maritime. The Église Saint-Denis in Duclair is divided into three naves, which is considered unusual.

The Musée Août 44 – « L’enfer sur la Seine » uses staged displays and thousands of authentic objects from that period to recreate the battles and the subsequent liberation. The Festival des Arts Mêlés adds an artistic perspective: it is dedicated to artistic performance involving painting, sculpture and street theatre.

Landscape

The Archipel des Eaux Mêlées is a landscaped park on the banks of the Seine, located on the site of the former Mustad & Son factory. It includes two flood expansion areas created in the early 2000s. The park also contains an arboretum with 20 noteworthy tree species, each presented with an explanatory sign.

Routes and viewpoints

The Parcours Vélo Patrimoine on the Voie Verte allows visitors to discover the heritage of Le Trait, Yainville and Duclair. As a round trip, the route is approximately 22 km long. The Route des Fruits between Jumièges and Duclair is also a cycle route and runs through orchards.

The Chemin du Panorama is a hiking trail from Duclair town centre to a landscaped viewpoint and is stated to be 4 km long. From this path, visitors can observe the ferry operating between the two banks of the Seine. The Duclair ferry was first put into service on the Seine in 1860.

History and local identity

The Circuit découverte de Duclair presents the history of Duclair on 11 information boards. A special local connection can also be seen in the Duclair duck: it is a cross between domestic ducks and wild mallards and is associated with the local speciality « canard à la Denise ».

To the overarching travel overview: Seine-Maritime.

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