the icy waters of Newfoundland (boats, models, equipment), construction and naval repair, architectural model of the city, audio-visual events and exhibitions of painting (annual display of naval painting) Musée du chocolat: Chocolate discovery museum Visits to the watercress beds Maison du patrimoine (Heritage house) Built and furnished as in the 16th century. Since 2005, the municipal archives have been stored here Villa Émilie, Art Nouveau style house from the end of the 19th century Musée des Pêcheries (inaugurated in December 2017) : Museum that gathers together the municipal collections. It includes: art and history items, ethnographic items linked to fishing and sailors, and the Doctor Dufour's childhood collection. The museum occupies a historical building, a former fish factory which have been partly transformed to welcome the collections. It has been completed with a roof extension that gives a 360 view on Fécamp's port. Sites Panorama from Notre-Dame-de-Salut: Orientation table Pebble beach Cliffs People associated with Fécamp Jean Accart, World War II fighter pilot – born in Fécamp David Belle (1973), creator of Parkour Pierre Carron (1932), sculptor and painter Louis-Armand Chardin (1755–1793), baritone and composer Étienne Chicot, comedian, born in Fécamp Remigius de Fécamp, first bishop of Lincoln Raoul Dufy (1877–1953), Fauvist painter Guy Dupré (born 1928), writer - born in Fécamp Edward the Confessor, exiled to Fécamp. Gustave Lambert, explorer Alexandre Legrand, industrialist, “rediscovered” Bénédictine , inventor, born in Fécamp Eugène Lepoittevin, painter Louis Levacher (1934–1983), sculptor and painter Jean Lorrain, writer was born in Fécamp (9 August 1855) , ship owner Guy de Maupassant, once lived in Fécamp. Tony Parker, French basketball player (played one year with Fécamp) , resistance member, murdered in Auschwitz (1954), writer Richard I of Normandy (933-996) , politician Wace, writer – stayed in Fécamp. William of Volpiano, religious reformer - buried in Fécamp in 1031 Twin towns - sister cities Mouscron, Belgium Putnok, Hungary Rheinfelden, Germany Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom See also Sébastien et la Mary-Morgane References External links Fécamp on the Quid website Galerie d'images de Fécamp Tourisme à Fécamp Recherches historiques médiévales sur Fécamp Site de la chapelle du Précieux-Sang de Fécamp Site de la Radio Résonance 1 Radio Indépendante de Normandie Communes of Seine-Maritime Fishing communities in France Port cities and towns on the French Atlantic coast Ports and harbours of the English Channel Seaside resorts in France Caletes