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15 best thing to do in Deauville (+ our tips)

by Claire ROBINSON, Region Lovers | July 8, 2024 | no intrusive ads, no sponsored content, just some affiliate links - if you use them, we get a small commission (read more)

A vast sandy beach, iconic Les Planches de Deauville, Belle Époque architecture… discover how to immerse yourself in the elegance and glamour of Normandy’s must-see seaside resort.

We share with you the best things to do in Deauville to occupy a weekend or a longer vacation.
Here are all our favorite activities to help you plan an unforgettable trip that takes you back in time.

What to do Deauville see visit

This guide is completely independent, based on our experiences. We visited the area anonymously, making our own choices, and paying all our bills in full.

Content
1. Walking on Les Planches de Deauville
2. Admire Belle Époque villas and architecture
3. Deauville beach
4. Spend an evening at the Casino
5. Snacking at the Dupont Avec Un Thé restaurant
6. Continue exploring towards the port and Trouville
7. Admire the Villa Strassburger
8. Discover the village of Beaumont-en-Auge
9. Discover the exhibitions in Les Franciscaines
10. Horseback riding on the beach
11. Following in the footsteps of Eugène Boudin and other artists
12. Kayak tour
13. Visit the old town of Honfleur
14. See a competition at the racecourse
15. Excursions from Deauville to discover Normandy
Best things to do in Deauville: other ideas
Practical advice

1. Walking on Les Planches de Deauville

Les Planches de Deauville

Why we love

Let’s start with the must-see that epitomizes the elegance and glamour of the seaside resort: the famous Deauville boards. Whether you’re a film buff or simply looking for a picturesque stroll, Deauville is a jewel to discover.
Inaugurated in 1923, the Deauville circuit is intimately linked to the history of cinema. They have played host to prestigious festivals and welcomed the world’s biggest stars. As you stroll along this iconic promenade, you’ll be following in the footsteps of seventh-art legends such as Brigitte Bardot, Clint Eastwood and Catherine Deneuve.

Visually, it’s a great success too. The 600-meter-long boardwalk is lined with colorful Art Deco cabins and overlooks a sandy beach. You can go hunting for the names of your favorite actors.
The atmosphere is both relaxed and glamorous, reminiscent of the heyday of the belle époque.

Art Deco cabins on Deauville beach

Practical advice

  • Allow one hour
  • Easy to access
  • Very pleasant at sunset
  • Beach bar and restaurant

2. Admire Belle Époque villas and architecture

Architecture Deauville

Why we love

Afterwards, we recommend a stroll through the historic heart of Deauville to immerse yourself in the architecture and charm of the Belle Époque. In the 19th century, the town became a popular resort for the aristocracy and European high society.

Beyond its sumptuous beaches and lively atmosphere, Deauville has a hidden treasure in its historic heart: a dazzling array of Belle Époque villas. As you stroll through the picturesque streets of this charming seaside resort, you’ll be transported to the elegance and refinement of a bygone era.
A variety of architectural styles blend harmoniously, creating a unique urban landscape. Half-timbered villas with wrought-iron balconies, colorful facades with Norman influences, neo-classical elements with Doric or Corinthian columns… Each villa has its own character!

Deauville market square

Practical advice

  • Allow 1 to 2 hours
  • Explore the streets and take the time to observe the architecture.
  • Deauville is very easy to walk around, with flat, wide streets and well-kept grounds.
  • Cafés and restaurants throughout the center
WHERE TO STAY IN Deauville

Option 1: downtown

For easy access to the beach, beautiful downtown and restaurants… We recommend..:

  • Hotel Villa Augeval with its charming manor houses – see prices, pictures and availability
  • Hotel Le Patio for good value – see prices, photos and availability
  • And for luxury, Hôtel Le Normandy is a must – see prices, photos and availability
Hotel Villa Augeval

Option 2: in the countryside

Less than 15 minutes from Deauville, you can enjoy a peaceful stay surrounded by greenery. We recommend..:

  • Hotel Les Manoirs de Tourgeville – prices, pictures and availability
  • Hotel Les Manoirs des Portes de Deauville – prices, pictures and availability
Hotel Les Manoir de Tourgeville

Option 2: Trouville

On the other side of the harbor is the twin town of Trouville, also with beautiful villas but a more relaxed atmosphere. We recommend..:

  • Hotel Le Flaubert, les pieds dans le sable – see prices, pictures and availability
Hotel Le Flaubert

See our reviews of the best hotels in Deauville

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3. Deauville beach

Deauville beach with surveillance cabin

Why we love

We have to admit that we prefer beaches with a little more rock and relief. But for lovers of wide open spaces, Deauville beach is ideal.
With its endless horizon, soothing waves and refreshing sea breeze, Deauville beach offers an idyllic setting for relaxing, rejuvenating and connecting with nature. Whether you like to swim, take a romantic sunset stroll or simply bask in the sun, this iconic beach is sure to please. It stretches for several kilometers.
And the lifeguards’ perched huts are very photogenic!

Deauville's long beach

Practical advice

  • 30min to several hours
  • The best time is sunset!
  • Deckchairs and parasols for hire in summer

4. Spend an evening at the Casino

Deauville Casino by night

Why we love

Beyond the games of chance that can entertain us for an evening, the casino building is emblematic.
Since its opening in 1912 (on the site of a first establishment opened in 1864), this majestic building has become a veritable symbol of the city’s elegance and glamour. Neoclassical influences blend with Art Nouveau details, creating a unique aesthetic. Elegant facades, wrought-iron balconies, majestic columns and decorative domes transport you to another time. Inside, you’ll discover luxurious rooms adorned with sparkling chandeliers, plush carpets and sumptuous decorations that add an extra touch of glamour. It transports you back to the splendor of the seaside resort’s 18th-century festivities.

Practical advice

  • An evening
  • But be careful not to get lost – gambling is addictive!
  • Easy access right in the center of Deauville
  • You must be of legal age and properly dressed to enter.
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5. Snacking at the Dupont Avec Un Thé restaurant

Madeline at Restaurant Dupont Avec Un Thé

Why we love

One of our favorite places in Deauville has long been a tearoom.
Located right in the center of town, it’s a great place to settle down in the middle of your exploration. The place is an institution: founded in 1912 in Dives-sur-Mer, the brand has expanded with stores and tearooms in several towns in Normandy.
We always choose their deliciously flavored madeleines and a good hot drink.
An Oh so French experience.

Practical advice

  • 20, place de Morny
  • Closed on Thursday
  • Tearoom open from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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6. Continue exploring towards the port and Trouville

Port of Deauville

Why we love

When in Deauville, don’t miss its twin sister: Trouville-sur-Mer. Drive along the picturesque harbor and you’ll discover even more charming villas. This walk offers a unique perspective on the two seaside resorts, highlighting their distinct differences and charms.

Your tour begins around the port of Deauville, with its fishing boats and elegant sailing ships. You can stroll along the quays, watch the fishermen and enjoy the restaurants and cafés lining the harbor.

As you continue your walk, you’ll cross the bridge linking Deauville to Trouville. This transition marks the shift from a sophisticated atmosphere to a more authentic, bohemian ambience. Trouville-sur-Mer, with its rustic charm and lively streets, offers an interesting contrast to the glamour of Deauville. You may notice a more Norman influence, with sloping slate roofs and half-timbering.

Trouville by night

Practical advice

  • Allow 2 to 3 hours to really explore, stroll around and soak up the atmosphere.
  • Don’t miss the picturesque Deauville-Trouville station en route.
  • Flat, fairly easy ride

7. Admire the Villa Strassburger

Villa Strassburger - entrance

Why we love

We recommend a short detour to the back of town, to discover one of the city’s most beautiful villas: the Villa Strassburger. This architectural gem embodies the charm and elegance of the Belle Époque. Built in the early 20th century, this sumptuous residence is an exceptional witness to Deauville’s history.

The Villa Strassburger is an example of the architectural eclecticism that characterized the period in which it was built: Norman influences (half-timbered facades, slate roofs, small-paned windows…) and Art Nouveau details. However, neo-Renaissance elements can also be seen) and Art Nouveau details…

Villa Strassburger

Baron Henri de Rothschild had it built in 1907. His son and his wife Noémie have truly left their mark on the villa’s history, organizing grandiose parties. And after the Second World War (during which an underground passage was built), the villa was bought by the American Strassburger family, hence its current name. The villa was bequeathed by his heirs to the City of Deauville in 1980.

Practical advice

  • You can admire it from the street and from the entrance to the estate.
  • But it’s also regularly open to visitors: find out more here.
VISIT THE Pays d’Auge
  • Where to go in the Pays d’Auge
  • What to see and do in Honfleur
  • What to do in Deauville
  • Visit Beuvron-en-Auge (coming soon)

8. Discover the village of Beaumont-en-Auge

Half-timbered houses in Beaumont

Why we love

Beaumont-en-Auge is a typical Pays d’Auge village, with half-timbered houses, a peaceful atmosphere and a well-preserved heritage. Nestled in a green setting, this typical village offers an enchanting escape back in time (the village’s history dates back to the 11th century).
Half-timbered houses are one of Beaumont-en-Auge’s most emblematic features. These wooden buildings, with their exposed beams and colorful facades, give the village a unique character. Admire the unique side of Saint-Laurent church, and the statue of Pierre Simon Laplace (born here in 1749), famous for his outstanding scientific work on celestial mechanics and the calculation of probabilities.
What’s more, the village sits on a hilltop with beautiful views over the countryside, Deauville and the Touques valley in the distance.

View from the Butte de Beaumont

Practical advice

  • 15min drive from Deauville
  • Allow an hour to explore the village
  • Restaurant and café
  • Read our article on Beaumont-en-Auge

9. Discover the exhibitions in Les Franciscaines

Les Franciscaines - building

Why we love

For a change from the beach and glamorous architecture, we recommend a stop at the Les Franciscaines museum.
Located in a convent that was home to a congregation of Franciscan nuns for over 140 years, this venue brings together heritage and contemporary art.
Take advantage of the cloister where you can relax and read.
You can then explore and take part in your visit: digital terminals interactive exhibits allow visitors to explore the rich collections of films, photographs, posters… that define Deauville’s identity.
You can also discover 4 exhibition hubs:

  • the André-Hambourg Museum, dedicated to the painter and his work
  • the Galerie des Maîtres, with its fine works of art and a bird’s-eye view of the cloister
  • the photo gallery
  • the temporary exhibition gallery, which programs three themes each year.
Les Franciscaines - exhibition

Practical advice

  • 145b avenue de la République
  • Allow one to two hours
  • Please note that the site may be regularly closed for events.

10. Horseback riding on the beach

horseback riding on the beach at Deauville

Why we love

Deauville is known for its love of horses and its rich equestrian history.
Imagine yourself galloping along the ocean shore, the wind in your hair and the sound of the waves in the background. In Deauville, this dream experience becomes a reality thanks to the possibility of horseback riding on the beach. This unique activity allows horse and seascape lovers to experience magical moments and create unforgettable memories.

Practical advice

  • Allow at least 3 hours to look after the horses before and after the event
  • For example, check availability via this link

11. Following in the footsteps of Eugène Boudin and other artists

Painting Eugène Boudin

Why we love

Eugène Boudin is a key artist in Normandy. He was the precursor of Impressionism, and painted many of the places in Normandy. If you’d like to find out more about him, visit the Eugène Boudin Museum in Honfleur.

It was in Deauville that he built a house in 1884, where he spent the last 14 years of his life. His wish was to die facing the sea. His house is nicknamed “La Breloque”, and you can drive right past it. And you’ll also find panels of his paintings around town and in the region.

You have to admit that our photo above looks great, with the horse positioned just like on the picture!

Fernand Léger and Deauville

But many other artists have been inspired by Deauville, and you’ll see signs all over town with examples of paintings or photographs and explanations.

Practical advice

  • 8 rue Olliffe for Eugène Boudin’s house
  • Search for the landscapes that inspired his paintings

12. Kayak tour

Kayak and the Touques

Why we love

We haven’t had the chance to do this activity yet, but it’s high on our list!
What an original way to explore the cliffs around Deauville or inland on the Touques!

Practical advice

  • Kayak along the cliffs of Deauville – see details and availability
  • Kayak trip on the Touques – see details and availability
  • Discover Kayak Surfing! – see details and availability
DISCOVER Deauville
  • Best things to do in Deauville
  • Where to stay in Deauville: our best hotels
  • Where to eat in Deauville: our best restaurants (coming soon)
  • How to spend a weekend in Deauville(coming soon)
  • Les Planches de Deauville
  • Deauville beach (coming soon)
  • Visiting Deauville in winter
  • Village of Beaumont-en-Auge
  • Honfleur or Deauville or Cabourg: where to go?

13. Visit the old town of Honfleur

Honfleur harbor

Why we love

Honfleur, located on the banks of the Seine estuary, is one of our favorite destinations in Normandy for its picturesque charm, lively port and rich historical heritage. This small seaside town has inspired many famous artists, notably the Impressionists, thanks to its picturesque landscapes and authentic atmosphere.
You’ll discover a charming fishing port, half-timbered houses, museums, a unique wooden church, art galleries…
Find out more in our article: what to do in Honfleur.

Eglise Sainte Catherine in Honfleur

Practical advice

  • Allow half a day to a full day
  • 30min drive between Deauville and Honfleur (a little longer in summer or on sunny weekends with traffic jams)
  • Bring good flat shoes, it’s an old city with cobblestones
  • Honfleur has an excellent gastronomic offer: see our list of the best restaurants

14. See a competition at the racecourse

Hippodrome Deauville - Touques

Why it’s a must

To be honest, we’re not fans. But Deauville has an important equestrian history, so it’s impossible not to mention it.
The town has two racecourses:

  • Hippodrome de Deauville – La Touques
  • Cairefontaine racecourse

The Deauville – La Touques racecourse was inaugurated in 1864 and takes its name from the river that runs through it. Since then, it has gained an international reputation as a leading racing venue.
The Deauville – La Touques racecourse offers two distinct tracks: a grass track and a sand track. The grass track is used for flat racing, while the sand track is used for obstacle racing. And at the heart of it all are three polo fields.

Practical advice

  • See the program

15. Excursions from Deauville to discover Normandy

The area around Deauville is very, very rich. The list could go on and on… Here are our 5 favorites (but the choice is very difficult)

Villers sur Mer and the Vaches Noires

Cliffs of the Black Cows

Distance from Deauville: 20min drive plus walk

Head to Viller-su-mer, to walk at the foot of the Badlands cliffs and discover the giant rocks called “black cows” because, from the sea, they look like a herd of cows.
To be done at low tide.

Cabourg and its dune

Dune of Cabourg

Distance from Deauville: 30min drive

If you’d like to see even more Belle Époque villas, head for Cabourg. We love the more relaxed atmosphere that revolves even more around the beach.
And we love the dune between Cabourg and Houlgate: a privileged natural environment.

The landing beaches

Merville Battery
Merville Battery

Distance from Ouistreham (Sword Beach): 50min drive
Distance from Deauville to Omaha Beach: 1h30 drive

It’s also easy to set off from Deauville for the day to discover the D-Day landing beaches.
Utah Beach is the only one that’s a little too far away, but otherwise you can see the others, as well as batteries and museums.
The nearest war battery to Deauville is the Mont Canisy battery, but it’s not one of the most interesting, so we recommend the Mervilel battery a little further away (40min).

See all our favorite sites to find out more about the Normandy landings.

Village of Beuvron-en-Auge

Beuvron-en-Auge

Distance from Deauville to Beuvron: 35min drive

Icon of the Pays d’Auge, the village is considered as the most typical old village of Normandy with its beautiful collection of well maintained half-timbered houses. They did a beautiful job of restoration.
It is beautifully landscaped with charming stores and flowers.
The village was first identified in the 9th century. Most of the houses date from the 14th to 18th centuries. One of Normandy’s most beautiful villages(see our list)

Visit a castle

Saint-Germain de Livet castle
Saint-Germain de Livet castle

Distance from Deauville to Château de Saint-Germain de Livet: 45min drive
Distance from Deauville to Crèvecoeur castle: 35min drive

And for a further change of style, we recommend a visit to a museum in Normandy. Not far away, we have 2 to recommend.

  • Saint-Germain-de-Livet: This château really impressed us. It’s not the oldest, it’s not the biggest (it’s actually quite small) but it’s certainly the most unique. The half-timbered part of the manor still has old frescoes on the wall, because they had been protected by plaster. And the stone and brick part has some green elements in the exterior decor, which is very rare.
  • Château de Crèvecoeur: We love half-timbered houses, and this château is a fine example, with its dovecote, barn and manor house. And this one combines them with medieval fortifications. It achieves a good balance and we enjoyed the visit.
  • See all our favorite castles in Normandy
PLAN YOUR TRIP TO Normandy

Inspiration destinations

  • Deciding where to go in Normandy – the best destinations
  • Our weekend ideas: best-of, romantic, unusual, seaside, luxury, family
  • 16 seaside hotels in Normandy
  • The most beautiful charming hotels in Normandy

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  • Best cities in Normandy
  • Most beautiful beaches of Normandy
  • Most beautiful villages of Normandy
  • Best castles of Normandy
  • Best abbeys of Normandy
  • Read our complete guide to visit the Mont-Saint-Michel
  • Discover the D-Day sites

Practice

  • Where to stay in Normandy – best places and hotels
  • See our tips for renting a car at CDG airport, Orly airport, Beauvais airport, Caen, Rouen, Bayeux…
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Best things to do in Deauville: other ideas

A short stroll along the banks of the Touques river

on the banks of the Touques

Between Deauville and Trouville, enjoy a stroll along the banks of the Touques, with lovely views over the town of Trouville.

The American Film Festival

names of American film actors

The Deauville American Film Festival is a prestigious cinematic event held every year in the charming town of Deauville, Normandy. Created in 1975, the festival is dedicated to the promotion and celebration of American cinema. It normally takes place in September.

For ten days, the streets of Deauville come alive with the presence of Hollywood stars, renowned directors, film professionals and cinephiles from all over the world. The festival highlights the latest American productions, from independent films to blockbusters.
The atmosphere at the festival is both glamorous and convivial. The red carpets unfurl, the flashbulbs crackle and the stars climb the famous steps of the Casino de Deauville, the prestigious setting for the screenings.

What to do in Deauville with children

If you’re coming to Deauville as a family, our favorite child-friendly activities are..:

  • Deauville beach with lots of sand for making castles!
  • Deauville’s mini-golf course, right next to the beach
  • The playground at Parc de la Potinière
  • Le Paléoscape: museum on the Jurassic period (with large dinosaur skeletons and fossils), at Villers-sur-Mer
  • Taking the tourist trian
  • take a ride on the merry-go-round
Shopping in Deauville
Shopping in Deauville

What to do in Deauville when it rains?

If it rains during your stay, you can consider

  • Visit Les Franciscaines de Deauville
  • Going to the Casino
  • Shopping
  • Go on excursions, as it’s quite possible that it won’t rain a little further away.

Visiting Deauville in winter

Deauville is also well worth a visit on a winter weekend.
Deauville in winter offers a different perspective on this iconic destination. Between peaceful beaches, Christmas lights and winter elegance, the town retains its characteristic charm while offering an intimate and magical atmosphere.

See our article on Deauville in winter.

Practical advice

Where is Deauville?

  • Deauville is located in Normandy, by the sea.
  • Paris to Deauville = 2h30
  • Caen to Deauville = 1h
  • Here is a map to help you find your way:
Deauville map in Normandy
Map: Deauville in Normandy
OUR ADVICE FOR RENTING A CAR IN Normandy
  • Compare prices on our preferred platform: DiscoverCars – one of the best rated sites.
  • Choose a car that is comfortable enough (distances can be long) but compact (some parking lots and villages are narrow).
  • Think of thecomplete insurance (some roads are tortuous and narrow).
  • There is a lot of demand, book it early.
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See all our tips

How to get to Deauville

Trouville-Deauville station

The easiest way to get to Deauville is by car.
But if you’re coming from Caen or Paris, you can also get there by train. The station is very charming and pleasant.

See available timetables and book your train and coach tickets now.

Deauville also has a small airport, 10 minutes from the town. But thefts are not frequent.

Parking in Deauville

Underground parking in Deauville

Pay parking is available in the city center, but if you’re looking for a street further away, you can find free spaces.
Alternatively, at sea level, large pay parking lots are also available.

Getting around Deauville

Deauville is a fairly flat town with large, well-maintained streets. It’s easy to explore all the neighborhoods on foot.

Alternatively, you can take a 45-minute guided tour (in French and English) of the city on the tourist train.

Where to eat in Deauville

Restaurant L'Essentiel in Deauville

We’ve yet to test many of them, but for the time being, we recommend Deauville:

  • Restaurant L’Essentiel with its glass roof and Michelin-starred restaurant
    Restaurant Le Mamamia with its Mediterranean revisited dishes
  • Maximin Hellio’s Michelin-starred restaurant
  • Restaurant Le Lassay, at the Deauville Golf Club
  • Restaurant L’Étage for its magnificent sea view and stylish decor
  • Restaurant La Cabane Perchée for tapas by the sea in Trouville
  • La Belle Epoque restaurant in the unforgettable setting of the Hotel Normandy

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Le stockage ou l’accès technique est strictement nécessaire dans la finalité d’intérêt légitime de permettre l’utilisation d’un service spécifique explicitement demandé par l’abonné ou l’utilisateur, ou dans le seul but d’effectuer la transmission d’une communication sur un réseau de communications électroniques.
Préférences
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire dans la finalité d’intérêt légitime de stocker des préférences qui ne sont pas demandées par l’abonné ou l’utilisateur.
Statistiques
Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement à des fins statistiques. Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement dans des finalités statistiques anonymes. En l’absence d’une assignation à comparaître, d’une conformité volontaire de la part de votre fournisseur d’accès à internet ou d’enregistrements supplémentaires provenant d’une tierce partie, les informations stockées ou extraites à cette seule fin ne peuvent généralement pas être utilisées pour vous identifier.
Marketing
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire pour créer des profils d’utilisateurs afin d’envoyer des publicités, ou pour suivre l’utilisateur sur un site web ou sur plusieurs sites web ayant des finalités marketing similaires.
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