Discover Fécamp

Fecamp is a picturesque commune on the coast of Normandy, France. The city's most renowned landmark is its Benedictine Palace and Abbey located in the town center. The abbey was once home to monks who made an elixir called Benedictine, a secret recipe still used today.

Fecamp also boasts an impressive display of architecture, with many buildings dating back to medieval times. Visitors can take a stroll through the cobblestone streets and admire the ancient stone churches, half-timbered houses and grand Renaissance mansions that line the way.

The harbor around Fecamp provides plenty of opportunities for recreational activities such as sailing, kayaking and fishing. There are numerous beaches where visitors can enjoy swimming or sunbathing in summertime or take part in seasonal festivities like concerts or carnival rides at night. Fecamp also hosts annual events like its Street Art Festival which displays works from local artists throughout town.

In addition to these attractions, there are also several museums dedicated to maritime history as well as art galleries featuring both contemporary and classical work from all over France. Whether it's taking part in outdoor pursuits or admiring historical monuments, Fecamp has something for everyone to enjoy!