Tourist Attractions & Monuments Normandy

In the continuity of the slopes of Amfreville-sous-les-Monts, the cliffs of Connelles overlook the Seine to the height of the vast messier of Val-de-Reuil and offer a breathtaking panorama. A relaxing moment, a romantic walk, a botanical excursion, a family trip or a sports course can be programmed there. This site is frequented by many athletes, climbing and hiking (a GR travels the slopes). Although not very large, the site is one of the most visited places in the region, particularly appreciated for its impressive biodiversity. Four exceptional plant species for Upper Normandy have been listed: the common fig fig, the wax, the lark and the mountain stool. Many species of animals are also present there.

Overlooking its high stature and the oil port, Antifer's lighthouse is also the guardian of the city of Le Havre and that of the sea. He has been guiding the sailors since 1894. The current building, up to 37 meters above sea level, was built in 1949, replacing the first building destroyed by the German army in September 1944. Every twenty seconds, its light beam illuminates the horizon and warns the boats. The peaceful nature in the surrounding area remains impassive to the ballet of these marine monsters.