Belleville-sur-Mer, Coastal village in Seine-Maritime, France.
Belleville-sur-Mer is a small coastal village in Normandy that sits between sea level and green hills. The settlement lies near Dieppe and provides access to the English Channel as well as walking paths along the cliffs.
The village church of Notre-Dame was built in the 13th century and shows the long religious history of the place. The building still shapes the look of the village today and stands as a reminder of the medieval past of the region.
The population of 824 Bellevillais residents maintains strong maritime traditions while participating in local markets, festivals, concerts, and theater performances throughout the year.
The village is easy to explore on foot and works well as a day trip from Dieppe. Its closeness to the coast makes it a good base for walks and short hikes in the surrounding area.
The village arms feature a heraldic design in azure with a saltire surrounded by four eagle heads displayed in argent.
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