Maison Henri IV, Saint-Valery-en-Caux

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By bobthegardener2016

excellent place to visit with a steward/manager who spoke excellent English and answered all of our questions.

excellent place to visit with a steward/manager who spoke excellent English and answered all of our questions. more »
By FairCityFrasie

16th century building in traditional style of the age overlooking the port - the frontal facade looks mostly original and is in contrast to the architecture of buildings on the east side of the port..... more

16th century building in traditional style of the age overlooking the port - the frontal facade looks mostly original and is in contrast to the architecture of buildings on the east side of the port..... more »
By AlbertSalichs

Maison Henry IV is a traditional Middle Ages house located in the tiny town of Saint-Valery-en-Caux, in the coast of Normandy, in the North of France. It was built in 16th Century by a rich dealer...

Maison Henry IV is a traditional Middle Ages house located in the tiny town of Saint-Valery-en-Caux, in the coast of Normandy, in the North of France. It was built in 16th Century by a rich dealer... more »

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By Adrian Beane

Only popped in to see the 51st exhibition but got such good service and information from the guy on the desk.

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By Hilary Phillips

Not open. No details of opening times in windows onto street. History notice all in French. Interesting carved cascade..

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By Dmitry Usenco

This is a community project maintained to the best of local people's abilities. Worth visiting to encourage their effort at the very least, but please do not expect to learn too much about Henri's stay there as nothing really remains of him there

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By Leonid Berkovich

Interesting place, for visiting the museum and the building itself, have a short walk around the harbor.

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By Jim McCormick

Beautifully restored half timbered house full of history, truly excellent.

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