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The tourist office site in English (sort of)
aemilys Says: This has not been completely translated but perhaps you will find some useful info here.
grayfo Says: In 1855, Granville was the first port of registry of the Compagnie Générale Maritime. Today it’s harbour is home to 77 fishing boats with almost 500 families directly or indirectly relying on the fishing industry.
grayfo Says: The best beaches in this area are those to the south of Granville (St Pair sur mer, Jullouville and Carolles plage). These are all in one long stretch with a long 6 km promenade for a pleasant walk/cycle.
Visiting with the famous Christian Dior
vibi68 Says: Classified as one of the National Celebrations of 2005 by the Ministry of French Culture & Communication, the Christian Dior museum & gardens celebrates this year the centenial anniversary of his birth, marking the event with a major exhibiton recalling his designing decade,...
aemilys Says: Quite nice, in the old town, can't go wrong here. Comfort food from Normandy, so close to the border of Brittany that you can indeed eat at the creperie
grayfo Says: Cours Jonville BP 62150406 Granville cedexemail office-tourisme@ville-granville.fr
The highest and strongest tides in Europe
vibi68 Says: If you believe the popular expression, you could say the Chausey archipelago is a "heaven paved of bad intentions". Anchored 9 miles north-west of Granville and about 15 miles north-east of St-Malo, the Norman archipelago is indeed marvelously wild, authentic and safe from...
vibi68 Says: One of France most enjoyable tradition is the frequent markets you can visit. French people have a tradition of eating fresh and shopping almost everyday for their food. You will find markets in Granville to be a feast for the fish and sea food lovers, but lots of other...
piccolina Says: Located south of Cherbourg and west of Paris, Granville is divided into upper and lower towns. The fortified upper town stands on a promontory overlooking the Baie du Mont-St-Michel. The lower town, is a seaside resort featuring a casino, gardens and promenades. Granville...
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Quite nice, in the old town, can't go wrong here. Comfort food from Normandy, so close to the border of Brittany that you can indeed eat at the creperie
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Granville owes its name to its first occupants after the Vikings: the Grant family. William the Conqueror asked for their assistance in 1066 and, in reward of their fidelity during the conquest of...
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