Explore the narrow streets of Honfleur, a charming, 13th-century Norman fishing village, on a guided walking tour. Once the base for France's 17th-century voyages of colonization, Honfleur was also the birthplace of the Impressionist and Romantic art movements. You'll take in the Vieux Bassin, the old dock that dates back to 1681, and pass the Lieutenance, an imposing building at one end of the old dock that was the home of the King's Lieutenant. Also on your itinerary is Ste. Catherine's Church, a 15th-century church built by shipwrights. Today, it's the largest wooden church with a separate bell-tower in France. The next part of the tour is on your own. You're free to explore this charming town, replete with art galleries, sidewalk cafés and traditional craft shops. Your tour concludes with a drive across the Normandy Bridge spanning the Seine estuary as you make your way back to the pier.