Dieppe (France)

Dieppe is a historic coastal town in northern France, known for its scenic harbor, pebble beaches, and maritime heritage. It played a significant role in history, notably as a key port for trade and fishing. During World War II, Dieppe was the site of a major Allied raid in 1942 known as the Dieppe Raid, aimed at testing German defenses and gathering intelligence. Today, it remains a popular tourist destination, offering cultural sites, including a castle, museums, and memorials commemorating its wartime history, while also serving as a lively seaside resort.