It was late in the afternoon and the appearing-then-disappearing sunlight streamed through each intersection in sporadic bursts. The two main streets of the Haute Ville section of Granville are lined with beautiful old stone houses, many dating back to a period between the 15th to 17th Centuries.
Stone buildings line the Haute Ville (high town) section of historic Granville in Normandy, France
The upper portion of the town is surrounded by an ancient fortified wall from the 15th Century and is perched high atop a hillside overlooking the latter portions of Granville built on reclaimed seafront.
The jumbled rooftops of the lower town section of Granville in Normandy, France
Coastal overlook with World War II bunkers visible in Granville, Normandy, France
This part of Normandy hugs the curving coastline and has some of the loveliest towns in all of northern France. Granville has much to recommend it both historically and visually and can easily be visited on a one-day outing.
Pastel colours of the seacoast on a sunny day at Granville in Normandy, France
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