Deauville Belvedere

The belvedere of Deauville

The belvedere of Deauville is recognisable by its two black-and-white striped towers, a landmark of the seafront. The Deauville audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this place, which offers a viewpoint over the beach and the resort.

The two striped towers of the seafront

The belvedere of Deauville stands out by its two black-and-white striped towers, which draw a singular silhouette on the seafront. A recognisable landmark of the resort, this ensemble marks the seaside landscape and accompanies the promenade along the beach. From this place, you enjoy a clear viewpoint over the immense sandy beach, the Planches and the marine horizon. A place of passage and contemplation, the belvedere is one of those characteristic settings that punctuate the seafront of Deauville and invite to admire the great Norman coastal landscape.

What to see

You admire the two black-and-white striped towers, a singular landmark of the seafront, and you enjoy a clear viewpoint over the immense sandy beach, the Planches and the marine horizon. The belvedere is a characteristic setting of Deauville. It is a pleasant stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

The belvedere of Deauville lies on the seafront, along the beach, reachable on foot. It is a public open-air space, freely accessible. The view is particularly beautiful at sunset over the sea.

How do you recognise the belvedere of Deauville?

By its two black-and-white striped towers, which draw a singular silhouette on the seafront and offer a viewpoint over the beach and the marine horizon.

Where is the belvedere of Deauville?

On the seafront of Deauville, along the beach, in France.