Honfleur, tucked away along an estuary on the south bank of the Seine River in Normandy, was a strategic site during the Hundred Years’ War and occupied by the British for 30 years, ending in 1450.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Honfleur harbour in Normandy, France. Velvety in texture, deliciously sweet and with the faintest hint of iodine, the deep-sea ...

From Normandy’s sweeping, cliff-lined coast to its rolling countryside, discover proud traditions, dramatic history, culinary delicacies and alluring beauty on this fascinating, seven-night ...

Nestled along the Seine River of northern France is a charming seaside town steeped in maritime traditions. This picturesque port town, Honfleur, is known for its stone and half-timbered houses and ...

Honfleur is one of Normandy's, and France's, most beautiful cities, though, with a population of about 8000, it's really more of a town. iStock We've all had those days when travelling. You've been ...