Varengeville-Sur-Mer: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Église Saint-Valéry and the sea cemetery of Varengeville-sur-Mer are located on a steep slope about 80 metres above the sea. The famous artist Georges Braque is buried on the church and cemetery grounds.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Varengeville-sur-Mer can plan this place as a destination in its own right.

Culture and History

The Chapelle Saint-Dominique has three stained-glass windows donated by Georges Braque. Visitors can also view a painting by Maurice Denis from 1916 there. A small, barely visible path leads to the chapel from the road at the entrance to Varengeville-sur-Mer coming from the direction of Hautot-sur-Mer.

Le Bois des Moutiers welcomes visitors by prior reservation only. Around 1530, the famous shipowner from Dieppe, Jehan Ango, planned the construction of the Manoir d’Ango on his estates in Varengeville-sur-Mer.

The Musée Michel Ciry presents Michel Ciry’s often large-format paintings in a contemporary exhibition space that opens onto the garden. The museum also hosts several temporary exhibitions by invited artists.

Nature and Trails

The Jardin Shamrock is home to the French national hydrangea collection (CCVS). The garden can be visited independently at any time; the visit takes 60 minutes.

The Les Trois Gorges de l’Ailly circular trail leads from the church and sea cemetery towards the sea through valleys, forests and plains. It was created to explore the landscapes of Varengeville-sur-Mer.

Cycling Route

The Véloroute du Lin crosses the hinterland of the Pays de Caux from Pourville to Fécamp.

Other places: Yainville, Harfleur, Fallencourt, Turretot, Bosc-Le-Hard, Épreville, Ectot-L'auber, Sassetot-Le-Mauconduit

To the higher-level travel overview: Seine-Maritime.