To see the sights and the “dollhouse” architecture of the resort, it’s best to go for a walking tour. But if you want to learn more about the city and its history, book a guided tour of Deauville. The cost of such an informative walk is about 90–120 EUR.
A sightseeing bus tour of Deauville usually also includes a visit to the neighboring town of Trouville. It is also a seaside resort, but less prestigious and respectable. You will visit the Montebello Villa, which houses the Trouville Art Museum, stop by the fish market, and also see the filming location of the movie “A Man and a Woman.”
The surroundings of the resort offer plenty of interesting places. One of the most popular excursions from Deauville among tourists is a trip to Honfleur. The town is located in a picturesque bay. Its maritime landscapes inspired many Impressionist painters. You will be taken to the Salt Cliffs, the Old Port, and shown the oldest wooden church in France.
You can also take excursions from Deauville to Cherbourg, Rouen, and even Paris. The cost of such trips starts from 200 EUR.
