Dieppe is a coastal town located in the Normandy region of northern France. It is situated along the English Channel and is known for its pebble beaches and scenic cliffs. The town has a rich history, including its role during World War II, when it was the site of a significant military raid in 1942. The town features several historical landmarks, such as the Dieppe Castle and the Church of Saint-Jacques. Dieppe is also famous for its vibrant fishing port and seafood, particularly scallops and herring. The annual Dieppe International Kite Festival attracts visitors from around the world, showcasing colorful kites and aerial performances.