e-Scavenger hunt Honfleur: Explore the city at your own pace

Le Vieux Bassin, the quaint houses of the Quai St. Catherine in old Honfleur. The cradle of Impressionism.

The timber church of Sainte-Catherine, which looks like a ship upside down, was constructed in the 15th century by shipbuilders.

The houses are home to a scenographic and musical trail that pays tribute to the musician and composer Erik Satie, born here in 1866.

If you stroll in the St Leonard quarter, you will come across this nice and hidden garden.

The old church of Saint - Léonard existed on its site in 1186. Located in the heart of the district of the same name.

The "greniers à sel" were warehouses for salt, which you can still visit today.

Walking around Le Vieux Bassin we came to a very prominent old building Lieutenance d'Honfleur which bore a large plaque in honor of Samuel de Champlain.

This beautiful museum is housed in one of Honfleur's most beautiful historic houses. You can find it in the historic side street Rue de la Prison.

One of the major squares in town, a good place to wander or to sit in a cafe and admire the atmosphere, or do some people watching.

Memorial to the man who founded Quebec. Honfleur has a long history of explorers

A good landmark when entering Honfleur. This lighthouse appears in several impressionist paintings.

The Church of Saint-Etienne, the oldest in the city, dating back to the 14th century, is now home to the Maritime Museum since 1976.

Au Coeur De La Ville is located in the center of Honfleur, a 2-minute walk from Honfleur's Old Harbour, 100 meters from Sainte Catherine Square