Mers-les-Bains is a seaside resort closed on the Picardy Coast 30 km from the Somme Bay, opposite Tréport. This unique sea front in France, with its colorful facades and worked, balconies and bay windows, turrets ... was classified protected sector in 1986 and still reflects the charm of the Belle Epoque.
Located in the north of department 76 and at the edge of the Channel, the town of Tréport has a pebble beach at the foot of the cliffs of chalk and a harbor. Seaside resort, the town has a casino, restaurants and brasseries. With Eu and Mers-les-Bains, it is one of the "three sister cities".
The city of Eu is a royal city full of charm. Its personality and originality are indisputable: streets and houses of charm, grandiose monuments, wooded spaces and flowers, numerous shops. With Le Tréport and Mers-les-Bains, it is one of the "three sister cities".
South of the Bay of the Somme, facing the town of Le Crotoy, the medieval city of Saint Valery sur Somme is very old and directly related to its geographical location. City very tourist, you will discover the typical districts of the harbor, fishermen and the old town.
The city of Le Crotoy, located in front of Saint Valery sur Somme in the heart of the Somme Bay, is the North beach only to be facing south and protected from the sea winds. Due to its geographical location and its Culture, the Somme Bay offers inexhaustible sources of pleasure and discovery.
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The current castle in the heart of the city of Eu was begun in 1578 by Henri de Guise and Catherine de Cleves. In the 19th century, it became the summer residence of King Louis-Philippe, who received Queen Victoria twice. Long a royal residence, the castle is now owned by the town of Eu and the estate has been classified as a Historic Monument since 1985. Since 1973, it has been home to the Louis Philippe Museum.
At the heart of the natural reserve of the Somme, the Marquenterre Ornithological Park is a must, and is an ideal stopover for many migratory birds. This park is organized so that you can observe and admire the unique wildlife.
A symbol of our Somme Bay you will discover the different Bay aboard a train from the early twentieth century drawn by valiant steam engines and maintained by enthusiasts.
The abbey was rebuilt in the eighteenth century and the gardens created by Gilles Clément, extend over 8 ha. They bring together a unique collection of 5,000 species and varieties of plants grouped by theme.
Fortress and feudal jewel of the 15th century, historical monument furnished and classified since 1840 to the military architecture of the late Middle Ages.
