Last updated: December 01, 2024
Get ready to discover the end-of-year festivities in Fécamp. Our guide presents the events and activities that bring the city to life during the holiday season, allowing you to explore our Norman city in its illuminated attire.
From the historic port to the Benedictine Palace, the city transforms into a festive journey. The main squares host the traditional Christmas market, where local artisans offer their creations, while the shopping streets shine with sparkling decorations. The historic districts, particularly around the Holy Trinity Abbey Church, provide an authentic setting for winter celebrations.
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Over 50 stalls offer local and authentic products.
The Rouen Christmas Market takes place on the cathedral square, offering a variety of products from over 50 stalls for festive and convivial end-of-year celebrations.
Where: Rouen | More Info: Rouen Christmas Market (Rouen Ice Rink)
Free youth readings in a historic setting.
As part of its programming, Les Pêcheries, Fécamp Museum, welcomes the "Lire et Faire lire" association for youth readings between the end-of-year holidays. Admission is free, subject to availability.
Where: Fécamp | More Info: Christmas Readings
Poetic-documentary exhibitions at the intersection of photography and literature.
Mathieu Farcy and Perrine Le Querrec, duo PLY, present poetic-documentary works at the intersection of photography, literature, and archives. These exhibitions articulate image, language, and memory to unfold the real : capitalism, ecology, feminism.
Where: Fécamp | More Info: PLY Exhibition Opening
A unique event where tradition and gastronomy meet.
The Herring and Scallop Festival is a highlight of the Norman autumn where Fécamp residents, sailors, and food enthusiasts gather to celebrate true Norman flavors. Grills, songs, traditions, and kilograms of herring await visitors.
Where: Fécamp | More Info: Herring and St. James Shellfish Festival