A family holiday in Trouville sur Mer, Normandy, France, 1956

A family holiday in Trouville sur Mer, Normandy, France, 1956

Stroll along the beaches or the port, on the bathers’ side or the fishermen’s side. Let yourself be carried away by the call of the open sea or wander around the alleyways, between casinos, villas, palaces and hotels… All the charm of a relaxing and lively seaside resort .
Trouville is the authenticity of the early hours of the Belle Epoque, the first seaside resort celebrated by artists, from Flaubert to Boudin . Others, like Dumas, Corot and Monet followed the same path to draw inspiration from this atmosphere.
Trouville is also fishing for grey shrimp, mackerel, scallops and sole. Won over by the euphoria of sea bathing like its neighbour Deauville, the city of the Viking Thorulfr (who gave his name to the city), has not renounced its traditions: evidenced by the classification as a Historic Monument since 1992 of the fish market , symbol of a history resolutely turned towards the sea.
see The Trouville-sur-Mer Casino is a casino located in Trouville-sur-Mer , in Calvados in Normandy . Built in 1912.
The fish market and the fishing port: Built in 1935, “the fish market” is an emblematic place.
The beach and the boardwalk: the boardwalk dates from 1867 and makes it the first promenade on the Normandy coast.
The Savignac painted walls circuit and the Villa Montebello Museum : the famous poster artist forged special links with Trouville, which he left his mark on with his images of incomparable style.

The casino : the expertise of interior designer Jacques Garcia for a unique gaming environment.
The 2 belvederes of the Presqu’île : a stone’s throw from the train station, gain height and enjoy a 360° view of the port of Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer. Take the stairs or the elevator.