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Monumental casino right on the beach.

The fish hall, a must for fish lovers.

The iconic wooden boardwalk, built in 1923, stretches along the beach. The beach cabins are named after famous stars of American cinema, a reference to the annual film festival.

2km yellow sand

Very practical ferry to cross La Touques by waterways and avoid going around via the Pont des Belges.

Designed by the architect Alexandre Durville in 1912, the Casino Barrière in Trouville-sur-Mer offers slot machines, table games, a “poker room”, but also restaurants, bars and performance halls. A little history… The games were authorized in Trouville-sur-Mer from 1808 in order to offer an additional activity to rich Parisian families who came for the virtue of sea bathing. Since then, three casinos have followed one another: - The “Salon des Bains” opened in 1838 in place of the current Trouville Palace - The “Casino Salon” in 1845, built in place of the current Hôtel Flaubert. - The current casino built in 1912 was designed by the architect Durville. At that time it was considered the largest casino in France. In 1992, it became “Casino Barrière de Trouville”. Source: https://www.trouvillesurmer.org/sejourner/sortir/casino-barriere/

These "boards" form a long walkway from which you can contemplate the beach, the bright colors of the parasols and the changing colors of the sea and the sky. The seafront is punctuated by a succession of cabin doors separated by small lines of openwork concrete. It’s also a must-see place on the Côte Fleurie!

The Deauville boardwalk is a long promenade lined with 250 beach huts. Each hut faces the ocean and is named after a famous film star. The boardwalk, with its flowing lines, draws the eye into the distance. It stretches for over 643 meters. Built in 1923, it is the work of architect Charles Adda, renowned for his Art Deco style.