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Harbour of Barfleur Must-see
A small fishing harbour of grey-granite houses, still active in scallop and lobster fishing.
See on the map →A Norman fishing harbour built of grey granite, Barfleur was one of the kingdom's main ports in the Middle Ages, said to be where William the Conqueror set sail for England.
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Saint-Nicolas Church of Barfleur Must-see
A massive 17th-century church used as a seamark, its imposing silhouette overlooking the harbour.
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Gatteville Lighthouse
The second-tallest lighthouse in France, near Barfleur, offering a panorama over the Cotentin and the Channel.
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Pointe de Barfleur
A rocky headland battered by currents, known for historic shipwrecks including the White Ship in 1120.
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