Cherbourg Hotels
Cherbourg
Cherbourg is a busy seaside town at the very tip of Lower Normandy that offers some cultural and natural attractions to visitors who have run the gamut of D-Day tour offerings and need a change of scenery. Caen, the district's capital city, is a short drive or train ride away, and it offers bars and pubs on its Rue Ecuyère as well as an assortment of cafés and restaurants in the Vaugueux area. ... Read more »
Cherbourg Attractions
- Cité de la Mer (aquarium)
- Cherbourg Musée des beaux-arts Thomas Henry
- Jardin botanique de la Roche Fauconnière
Cherbourg Activities
- Enjoy a production at Le Trident Theatre
- Watch races at the La Glacerie race tracks
- Explore the docks visited by the Titanic in Cherbourg harbour
Cherbourg Climate
Cherbourg enjoys warm summers with highs rarely above 22°C in July and August, as well as winter lows rarely below 2°C in January. Rain is more common in autumn and winter, and some months have as much as 25 cm of accumulation.
Getting There & Around
If you drive from Paris or Caen, you will use the N13 motorway to Cherbourg. You can also take a train from the airport in Paris or use one of the coach lines if you do not rent a car. The city's busy seaport offers many ferries that travel the English Channel to other ports in France and the UK.
Cherbourg is easy to travel on foot, but there is a public bus system available from Zephyr.
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8 Rue Du Joncal Grandcamp Les Bains Cherbourg 14450
A stay at Village Center Les Isles De Sola Cherbourg allows visitors to enjoy the beautiful surroundings while taking ... More hotel details
