Trouville

Trouville, neighbour of Deauville

Trouville is the sister town of Deauville, separated from it by the Touques. The Deauville audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this authentic and picturesque seaside resort, cradle of sea bathing in Normandy.

The sister town, cradle of sea bathing

On the other side of the Touques, the small river that separates it from Deauville, extends Trouville, its neighbour and sister town. Older than Deauville, Trouville was, from the nineteenth century, one of the cradles of sea bathing and seaside holiday in Normandy, prized by painters and writers. More authentic and popular than its chic neighbour, it charms by its lively fishing port, its market hall, its Belle Époque villas and its lively atmosphere. Trouville and Deauville thus form a complementary duo, between society elegance and traditional seaside charm.

What to see

Here you discover, on the other side of the Touques, the sister town of Deauville with its lively fishing port, its market hall, its Belle Époque villas and its authentic atmosphere, cradle of sea bathing in Normandy. Trouville wonderfully completes the visit of Deauville. It is a stop to be discovered by crossing the river.

Practical information

Trouville lies on the other side of the Touques, facing Deauville, reachable on foot by crossing the Bridge of the Belgians. It is a freely accessible public town; the port, the market hall and the shops have their own hours. The town is particularly lively in fine weather.

What is the difference between Trouville and Deauville?

Separated by the Touques, Deauville is the chic and society resort, while Trouville, older and more authentic, is a cradle of sea bathing, with its lively fishing port and its traditional charm.

Where is Trouville?

On the other side of the Touques, facing Deauville, in France.