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Built from 1859 to 1866 on Napoleon III's orders, facing the Channel Islands, it briefly held Communard prisoners in 1871.
Tourist officetourisme-granville-terre-mer.com →Lit in 1847 near Port-Marie beach, it watches over the archipelago's channels and is a listed historic monument.
Mérimée databasepop.culture.gouv.fr →A 16th-century fort restored in 1923 by the industrialist Louis Renault. Private property: admire it from the coastal path.
Restored fishermen's houses, the old farm turned into cottages, and the blue-shuttered house of naval painter Marin-Marie, who gave his name to Anse à Marin.
Tourist officetourisme-granville-terre-mer.com →About thirty residents in season and around ten in winter live from lobster, mussels and oysters, alongside nearly 200,000 visitors a year.