Balade à vélo à La Bouille et ses maisons à colombage © David Darrault - La Seine à Vélo
Arrivée à La Bouille à vélo, côté Sahurs © David Darrault - La Seine à Vélo
Pique-nique en bord de Seine près de La Bouille © David Darrault - La Seine à Vélo
Les quais de Seine et ses falaises de craies à la sortie de La Bouille © David Darrault - La Seine à Vélo
A la terrasse d'un restaurant à La Bouille © David Darrault - La Seine à Vélo
Sur le bac entre Sahurs et La Bouille © David Darrault - La Seine à Vélo
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La Bouille

An inspiring, artistic spot at the foot of Seine cliffs

Birthplace of writer Hector Malot, author of French children’s classic Sans Famille, this big village built at the foot of impressive cliffs inspired numerous painters, including Gauguin, Sisley, Pissarro, Lebourg and even Turner. On the little square in front of the church, though, it’s a statue of the local writer that takes pride of place, but several other authors, including Hugo, Flaubert, Mirabeau and Maupassant, evoked La Bouille in their work. Visit the many art galleries here; some artists open their studios to the public. Also known as a gastronomic centre, you’ll find plenty of addresses at which to delight your tastebuds here, in this place set in one of the Seine’s most beautiful meanders.

 

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