In the 19th century, Deauville is still only a wetland between sea and marsh. Stéphane Bern tells how the Duke of Morny and the arrival of the railway will turn this corner of Normandy into a popular seaside resort for Parisians.
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In the 19th century, Deauville is still only a wetland between sea and marsh. Stéphane Bern tells how the Duke of Morny and the arrival of the railway will turn this corner of Normandy into a popular seaside resort for Parisians.