Le Tréport

Kahl Burg

Another must-see in Le Tréport and a vestige of the Second World War that hit Le Tréport: the Kahl Burg. Ancient galleries dug into the cliff under German order, they were part of the fortifications of the Atlantic Wall. Today, it is an association of volunteers that brings the history of the place to life and retraces. During a 1.5-hour visit, immerse yourself in the heart of the cliff and let yourself be carried away by the history of the place.

The Vieux Tréport district

If there is a district that bears the soul of Le Tréport, it is that of the Vieux Tréport. Next to the stairs of the cliff and the Cordiers district, this district is the oldest in the marine city. As you walk through the streets, look up to the buildings dating back centuries for some, do not miss the passage through the old town hall and prison of the city, which became the Museum of Le Treport. Continue your journey to the Saint-Jacques Church, which overlooks the city and its harbour. An imposing building, the church was built in the fourteenth century and rebuilt in large part during the Renaissance. With its typical chequered facade (Caen stone and flint), its Gothic tower, its Renaissance portal with finely decorated tympanum, its superb keys of hanging vaults (height of the largest: 3.80m), the church Saint-Jacques is a must-see monument to visit at Le Tréport.

The Marais Sainte-Croix, the green lung of Tréport

Going up the Bresle, which empties into the port of Tréport, you can continue your visit to the Marais Sainte-Croix. This wetland is maintained in such a way as to preserve its biodiversity. Three walking route are available: 550m, 800m and 1100m. During your walk, you can take a seat in observation points and thus observe the flora and fauna that rest in the heart of the park. By continuing your route, whether you are on foot, by bike or in a stroller, you can reach the Chemin Entre Verre et Mer, which will lead you to the Bresle Valley on an 18 km walk, passing through Eu.

Cast off !

Who says coastline, also says nautical activities! Labeled “France Station Nautique” in 2020, the Destination Le Tréport-Mers brought together all the service providers offering nautical activities in the region and brought them all together to promote activities accessible to all! At Le Tréport, you will find in particular the Eden and Etoile Filante sightseeing boats which will allow you to take a guided tour of the coast during a sea trip. And for the more adventurous, you can also go to sea aboard a 9m sailboat, accompanied by an instructor from the Sensation Large sailing school, who will explain all the maneuvers to you. For the youngest, courses are organized throughout the year to learn the basics of water.