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A magnificent coastal path runs along these cliffs. The path is part of the GR223. Be careful, this path is quite narrow in places and very steep. It feels like you're in the mountains.

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Very pretty landscape and very welcoming.

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Located in the town of Bricquebec, this superb castle was built between the 10th and 11th centuries. The exterior of the remains of the castle are freely accessible and are worth the detour!

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Norman castle dating from the 11th century. It remains private property, but you can stop and admire its exterior.

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10 km long dream beach that starts at Cap Carteret and ends at Pointe du Rozel.

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A great coastal hiking trail along a super beautiful stretch of coast. Great views of the coast and the play of colors of the sea.

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The Château de La Haye-du-Puits is located in the commune of La Haye, in the Manche department, 20 km southeast of Barneville-Carteret. Built in the 11th century by the local lord Tristin, on a mound, it passed to a seneschal of the King of England at the end of the same century. During the Hundred Years' War, on the other hand, the seat of the Barony of The Hague passed to a loyalist of the King of France who was, however, soon stripped of the property... Of this primitive fortress, all that remains is a square keep (5 m on each side), 20 high, housing a staircase and on which we can still see the elements which made it possible to operate the drawbridge, as well as some beginnings of the curtain walls which adjoined it. A more residential manor, from the 16th and 17th centuries, with turrets and vaulted cellars, succeeded the original castle: it is visible on the other side of the street. The interiors of the old keep, listed since 1840, are closed to the public for security reasons but its surroundings are accessible. Information panels have been installed. The nearby manor house with a Renaissance-style door has remained privately owned. Its exterior elements can be observed from the street.

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Magical view from the coastal hiking trail. Warning: The trail is not for people with a fear of heights, as the path is narrow and there are parts of it that go down quite steeply towards the sea without any safety equipment.

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Fantastic wide sandy beach with turquoise water and a great dune landscape behind it. If you only want to go to the beach and not to the lighthouse, you should drive past the car park at the lighthouse and take the car park a little to the north. There are also smaller circular hiking trails that are not overly demanding.

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Magnificent views along the coast and the beach

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Remnants of old natural stone walls, a church from days gone by... wonderful to look at, gladly photographed

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Excellent varied walk from an ideal car park to spend the night in a motorhome

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The ruins of the medieval castle of Bricquebec are still very well preserved with in particular a magnificent polygonal keep with eleven sides unique in Europe.

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In reference to a famous brand of washing machine. It was there! The not so young will understand.

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Laundromat of mother Denis, the face of advertising for the "star" brand in the 1970s and 1980s.

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https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau_de_Bricquebec Le château de Bricquebec se présente sous la forme d'une enceinte flanquée de tours rondes, hexagonales et quadrangulaires que domine un donjon polygonal à onze côtés unique en Europe[réf. nécessaire]. Le château a été entièrement reconstruit au XIVe siècle et remanié au XVIe siècle. Il offre « l'exemple le plus intéressant et le plus imposant d'architecture militaire du Moyen Âge en Cotentin. Le donjon Le donjon est construit sur une motte de terre de 17 m de hauteur et de 50 m de diamètre, et a la forme d'un polygone à 11 côtés, divisé en cinq niveaux. Haut de 22,30 mètres avec un diamètre de 10 mètres, sa base présente un fruit. Il semble qu'il ait été construit là pour assurer la défense de la porte d'entrée. Il se compose d'un caveau, d'un rez-de-chaussée faisant office de cuisine, et de deux étages servant d'appartements, d'un troisième étage réservé à la garde, le tout surmonté d'une plate-forme couronnée de mâchicoulis et percé de 27 ouvertures destinées au tir plongeant. Le sommet était, à l'origine, surmonté d'un toit pointu, aujourd'hui disparu4. La maison manable Flanquée d'une tourelle à un angle, elle communiquait avec le logis principal et le bastion. C'est aujourd'hui une ruine. Le bastion Il mesure 19,45 mètres de longueur sur une largeur de 4,63 mètre. Il est construit en saillie sur le mur d'enceinte. Il est percé de meurtrières et surmonté d'un chemin de ronde. La grosse tour ronde Elle forme la limite est du mur d'enceinte. Elle est haute de deux étages et son diamètre extérieur est de 12,80 mètres. Elle a perdu son toit polygonal. Le chartrier C'est là qu'étaient conservées les archives du seigneur du lieu, essentiellement ses titres propriété. La tour d'horloge Elle est haute de trois étages, reliés entre eux par un escalier tournant ; chaque étage offrant une salle. Un musée y a aujourd'hui trouvé place. L'hôtel du vieux château, ancien logis seigneurial L'ancien logis seigneurial, converti en hôtel de tourisme, date du XIIIe siècle8. L'intérieur a subi une transformation totale4. La magnifique salle des chevaliers a été un temps transformée en écurie. Au devant se dresse une « salle » qu'ouvre de larges baies dont les remplages sont divisés par quatre colonnettes et sur son côté opposé d'une arcade.

Nostalgia for those of my age (50 years). Mother Denis and her washhouse, the star of the Vedette brand. In the 70s, his life took a radical turn thanks to a young publicist, Pierre Bâton, who came to spend his holidays in the seaside resort of Cotentin. Mother Denis was then 79 years old, and the young man offered to sponsor the washing machines of the famous Vedette brand. Very quickly, the good real Norman boil of Mère Denis is displayed in all the stations of Paris, and more precisely in Saint-Lazare. Better still, viewers discover it on a small screen in an advertising spot. http://www.culturepub.fr/videos/vedette-la-mere-denis/

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Cap de Carteret - Chemin de ronde: Short (about 30 minutes) circuit around the Cap de Carteret, which includes some really spectacular panoramas. It starts at the free parking ("Parking & Aire de camping car Barneville-Carteret") in front of the lighthouse ("Phare de Carteret"). The lighthouse can also be visited at certain times, but not really worth it. But the viewing platform behind the lighthouse: Here you have a fantastic view of the cliffs, the sea (especially at low tide great) and the adjacent dune landscape ("Dunes d'Hatainville"). From there it goes down to the photogenic ruins "Vieille Eglise St. Germain de Carteret". Continue along the steep coast to the ruin "Le vieux fort". From there take the "Chemin des Douaniers" towards Carteret. Via the "Route des deux Plages" it goes back to the parking lot. Sturdy footwear is recommended, dogs must be on a leash and toddlers should be on hand.

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