Weekend in Normandy in Deauville

Visit Deauville during your stay at Château de Brumare

 

Stay in an exceptional place for a romantic weekend in Normandy

Located only 1h30 from Paris, the Château de Brumare offers you an idyllic setting to rest in a real haven of peace.

Spend a romantic weekend near Paris in one of our guest rooms: entirely restored in 2021, the Stables of the Domain welcome you with all the necessary comfort for a successful stay.

Enjoy the exceptional setting of the estate, with its 19-hectare park and orchards or its greenhouse.
The location of the Château de Brumare offers you an ideal geographical situation: the Côte-Fleurie, Rouen, Caen, Évreux... Normandy is yours to discover!

Discover Deauville during your weekend

The famous seaside resort of the Côte Fleurie in Normandy, Deauville is only 45 minutes away from the Château de Brumare. Discover it during your stay with us thanks to our recommendations of places of interest not to be missed!

The Pompeian Baths
Built by the architect Charles Adda, the Pompeian baths are a real curiosity: 250 luxurious bathing cubicles are built in a building inspired by Roman baths and with an Art Deco atmosphere.
You can admire the many mosaics that adorn the premises, its pools and its galleries.

The boards of Deauville
They are the ones that have made Deauville's reputation: world-famous, thousands of visitors walk on the famous Deauville boards every year.
Built by Charles Adda after the Pompeian baths, this 643-metre long promenade runs along the town's main beach.

The villas of Deauville
They contribute to the special atmosphere of the seaside resort with their beautiful architecture. Stroll through the streets of Deauville to admire its unique architectural buildings. Visit the Villas district on Rue Pasteur, Gheest, Raspail and Laplac to discover some of them.

The Graves Park
Want to take full advantage of the Normandy coast? This park offers a sublime view of the sea.
The ideal place for a romantic walk in the middle of nature: its remarkable flora and magnificent landscapes charm visitors who take the 800-metre path.