The Seine-Maritime is full of small, intimate places, as well as towns and seaside cities where you can discover the beauty of Normandy.The cliff of Étretat, where Monet painted his incredible Sunset. You can then visit the other seaside towns, including Dieppe, Fécamp and Le Tréport. Then head to Le Havre, whose historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will visit theGranville abbey, the hanging gardens, the Vauban docks and so much more. Finally, go to Rouen, nicknamed by Stendhal "The Athens of the Gothic genre", and its famous Notre-Dame cathedral, which also inspired Claude Monet, is a must-see destination. A true museum city, Rouen is a must-see with its beautiful half-timbered houses, cobbled streets and Gothic churches. Rouen was the scene of the martyrdom of Joan of Arc, condemned and burned in 1431, on the Place du Vieux Marché. Rouen is also known as the "city of 100 steeples". The Seine-Maritime has many cultural and gastronomic assets!