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Inaccessible for Four Months, the Docks Finally Open

Summary by TF1 INFO
In Normandy, the merchants of Honfleur (Calvados) finally found a smile. Gaëlle, relieved to be able to reopen his restaurant. Last April, they were forced to empty their premises at all speed. Three buildings threatened to collapse. After four months of closure, the tourists will be able to find their shops. The iconic Sainte-Catherine pier will be accessible again from Saturday. The fragile buildings are now secure. (Regions).
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In Normandy, the merchants of Honfleur (Calvados) finally found a smile. Gaëlle, relieved to be able to reopen his restaurant. Last April, they were forced to empty their premises at all speed. Three buildings threatened to collapse. After four months of closure, the tourists will be able to find their shops. The iconic Sainte-Catherine pier will be accessible again from Saturday. The fragile buildings are now secure. (Regions).

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TF1 INFO broke the news on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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