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Nelly Godart1 Rue De L'Église
Néville
76460
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- **Étretat Cliffs**: - **Description**: Located about an hour's drive from Néville, the stunning chalk cliffs of Étretat are famous for their dramatic arches and natural rock formations. The picturesque scenery has inspired many artists, including Claude Monet.
- **Fécamp**: - **Description**: A coastal town about 20 kilometers from Néville, Fécamp is known for its rich maritime history, the impressive Benedictine Palace, and its beautiful pebble beaches.
- **Veules-les-Roses**: - **Description**: Approximately 15 kilometers away, this charming village is known for having the shortest river in France, the Veules. It's a picturesque spot with watermills, thatched cottages, and flower-lined streets.
- **Dieppe**: - **Description**: Around 45 kilometers from Néville, Dieppe offers a mix of history and seaside charm. The Dieppe Castle, now a museum, provides insight into the town's past, and the pebble beach is perfect for a leisurely stroll.
- **Château de Sissi**: - **Description**: A short drive from Néville, this 18th-century castle is known for its beautiful park and gardens. It was once a residence of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, also known as Sissi.
- **Saint-Valery-en-Caux**: - **Description**: Located about 10 kilometers away, this seaside town boasts a scenic harbor, attractive beaches, and the fascinating Maison Henri IV, a museum dedicated to local history.
- **Côte d'Albâtre**: - **Description**: This stretch of coastline is renowned for its white cliffs and charming seaside villages. It's perfect for scenic drives and exploring the natural beauty of Normandy.
- **Varengeville-sur-Mer**: - **Description**: Known for its stunning gardens and the Church of Saint-Valery, which offers panoramic views of the cliffs and sea. The village is a short drive from Néville and is an excellent spot for nature lovers.
- **Abbey of Saint-Wandrille**: - **Description**: About an hour's drive, this historic Benedictine abbey offers guided tours that provide insights into monastic life and the site's rich history. 10. **Rouen**: - **Description**: A bit further afield, about 90 kilometers from Néville, Rouen is a vibrant city known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, the stunning Rouen Cathedral, and its connection to Joan of Arc. These attractions offer a mix of natural beauty, historical significance, and cultural experiences, making them great options for exploring the Normandy region.