Honfleur

Actually went here when I was really young. During that time I was lucky enough to be there on Bastille Day. I wandered with my mom through cafes while fireworks went off and parades went through the street.

This is the cutest little city ever. I loved walking around the cafés at night and just soaking up the French culture.

I’ve been there a few times and every time I am filled with wonder as to how pretty the little town is.

Hornfleur I just fell in love with, we ate them ost lovely meal 3 course in a resturant down a side street near the harbour, mussells, fish and hte nicest normandy tart washed down with wine and all for 20 euris each in cluding tip. Hornfleur is great for a day visit the new gardens on the see front and niceley down and worht a walk around, a trip on aboat from the
harbour is also worht doing you go out under the new point de normandy bridge, I juts canrt say how sweet this little place is.

more touristy than I expected

When we lived in Europe in the mid 70s, we visited here. Postcard picture perfect type place (as I recall from the shady mists of time). Famous for being attacked by Henry V in Shakespeare’s play. “Once more into the breach!”

Very cute very old little town on the water with alot of boats. In fact it is so far the cutest French town I have seen, which isn’t saying much since I have only driven through about a dozen of them. I had the best French food I have ever tasted in this town. The food was so good it made my body tingle all over.