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La Veules, France's Smallest River Must-see
A 1,149-metre watercourse running through the village, once powering mills and watercress beds.
See on the map →A coastal village crossed by the Veules, France's smallest river, Veules-les-Roses lines up its flower-decked thatched cottages once favoured by Impressionist painters.
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Thatched Cottages of Veules-les-Roses Must-see
Thatched and timber-framed houses lining the banks of the Veules, a setting favoured by painters.
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Cliffs of Veules-les-Roses
White chalk cliffs framing the village beach, typical of the Alabaster Coast.
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Watercress Beds of Veules-les-Roses
Watercress-growing basins fed by the Veules, a centuries-old Norman market-gardening tradition.
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