A family farm

Vincent and Marie-Claire Godefroy and their three children, Louise, Antoine and Adèle, welcome you to the Ecomusée de la Pomme et du Cidre (Apple and Cider Museum). The museum is part of their farm, the Ferme de la Condamine, in Bretteville du Grand Caux, 10 minutes from Fécamp and 20 minutes d'Etretat. The Godefroy family have lived here for four generations.
A typical clos masure

The part of Seine-Maritime that lies between Rouen, Le Havre and Dieppe is called the Pays de Caux, or "Chalk Country". Clos-masures − farms surrounded by a windbreak consisting of an earth bank with tall trees on top of it − were created as protection against the high winds that often sweep across the plateau.
Living heritage

The Ecomusée de la Pomme et du Cidre is both a working farm that produces cider and a heritage centre for tourists. Our guided tours are a great family activity. Children love the flock of Norman geese and the farmyard, where local breeds of poultry (Duclair ducks and Gournay hens) rub shoulders with peacocks, guinea fowl and turkeys, not to mention Compote ("Stewed Fruit") the goat and Tartopom ("Apple Tart") the Norman donkey.