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A Few Words about the Region

The French region of Normandy is a historic district situated in the northwest of France.

It consists of two regions: Upper Normandy and Lower Normandy. This locality is famous for its farms, apple trees and dairy industry, primarily different types of cheese including Camembert, Livarot, and Pont-l’Évêque.

The region’s main cities are: Caen, Cherbourg, Évreux, Rouen, Le Havre, and Dieppe. The French people associate the region of Normandy mostly with the sea, picturesque rural landscapes, and centuries-long history.

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Natural Landmarks and Lakes

Natural Landmarks and Lakes

Cherbourg Harbour

Cherbourg Harbour

Just imagine creating an artificial harbor in the open sea 4km from the shoreline in order to defend the city against the Englishmen! The construction started under Louis XVI and ended under Napoleon III. Several forts were also built upon the dam. Today, this engineering marvel serves as the port's efficient protection from the waves.

The Rocks of Étretat

The Rocks of Étretat

These rocks and the nearby resort have appealed to many famous artists including Eugène Boudin, Gustave Courbet, Claude Monet, and Vasily Polenov. The small resort with splendid gravel beaches on the Côte d'Albâtre of the English Channel is one of the main destinations in Normandy, the northern region of France. The resort is situated at the very beach where the waters of the English Channel form the fascinatingly beautiful cliffs with natural arches creating one of the most spectacular landscapes in France.

The Christian Dior Garden

The Christian Dior Garden

The iconic designer's garden is located in his home town of Granville. Here, one can walk along the shadowy alleys and delight in the roses that provide the essence for Dior perfumes. In the garden, there is a small house showcasing a collection of Christian Dior's creations. From here, one can enjoy a beautiful view of the English Channel.

The Beaches of Fécamp

The Beaches of Fécamp

Fécamp attracts many vacationers searching for relaxation. Founded in 1832, the city of Fécamp became one of the first French seaside resorts to attract a cultivated and high-ranking crowd. Today, socialites enjoy the sunshine and the refreshing oceanscapes. Writer Guy de Maupassant lived in Fécamp for a while, and some of his stories take place in this city.

Sights

Sights

The Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey

The Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey

You will definitely enjoy strolling through the mysterious abbey during the summer night. Is there truly a peregrine lurking in the chapel spire, or is it your imagination playing tricks on you? On second thought, it it even important? The night stroll will help you see the majestic structure in a different light. During this time of day, everything looks more enigmatic than in the sunshine.

Cathédrale Notre-Dame d'Évreux

Cathédrale Notre-Dame d'Évreux

This is a Catholic cathedral situated in the French commune of Évreux in Northern France. The building of the cathedral is designed in various architectural styles. The cathedral is one of the most outstanding buildings in Évreux; it has been classified as a national historic monument since 1862.

Le Gros-Horloge in Rouen

Le Gros-Horloge in Rouen

The Rouen clock was put in place in 1389. It gave a name to Rue du Gros-Horloge and became the signature destination in Rouen as well as the city's most visited monument. The tower stands across the street, with an arch for pedestrians beneath it. The arch is designed in the Renaissance style. Inside, it is decorated with sculpted bas-reliefs which look especially beautiful in the evening lights.

Port de Honfleur

Port de Honfleur

Honfleur is one of the most colorful and flamboyant towns of Normandy. The picturesque harbor is surrounded with old half-timbered houses. Once, it ensured active trade with the New World; today, there are numerous show-white yachts and fishing boats rocking leisurely on the waves.

Cities

Cities

Rouen

Rouen

Rouen is a charming and historic city situated in Normandy, France.

Caen

Caen

Caen is a vibrant and historic city located in Normandy, France.

Bayeux

Bayeux

Bayeux is a quaint and charming town located in Normandy, France.

Honfleur

Honfleur

This is a small town with a picturesque harbor, the cradle of the French Impressionism. It is located on the southern bank of the Seine, near Le Havre. The first written reference to Honfleur dates back to 1027. To the mid-12th century, the town had become a vital transport node between the French city of Rouen and Great Britain. In the 16th and 17th centuries, Honfleur served as a departure point for the famous explorers' ships. Having departed from Honfleur to the Canadian shores, Samuel de Champlain founded the city of Quebec in 1608.

Children's Entertainment

Children's Entertainment

Golf Club d'Étretat

Golf Club d'Étretat

The Golf Club in Étretat stands on the rocks high above the harbor. Over a span of 110 years, this golf course has been taking the players aback with its level of difficulty; this especially pertains to golf hole #10!

Festyland Parc

Festyland Parc

Festyland Parc, a small amusement park near Caen, appeals to children of any age. Five hours will be enough to enjoy all of its amusement rides.

Parc Ange Michel

Parc Ange Michel

Young auto enthusiasts will find delight in Parc Ange Michel where, amongst other things, one can ride toy cars, high-quality replicas of the real vehicles.

Chemin de Fer Miniature à Clécy

Chemin de Fer Miniature à Clécy

This will make a strong impression on any child. This is a miniature version of several French districts reconstructed with high accuracy. When lights in houses and in the streets go out, landscape lighting goes on; trains and cars scurry about here and there, and one can even watch a doll rock concert.

Museums

Museums

Claude Monet's Home in Giverny

Claude Monet's Home in Giverny

Claude Monet settled down in a house in Giverny, on the Right Bank of the Seine, in 1883. This is where he painted his famous "Water Lilies". The artist created this well-known collection of about 250 paintings having been inspired by the local gorgeous gardens. Thanks to the heritage of numerous artists, the village remains home to the spirit of the great Impressionists' epoch.

The André Malraux Museum of Modern Art

The André Malraux Museum of Modern Art

The André Malraux Museum of Modern Art established in 1961 is housed in a building of concrete and glass. Thanks to the donation of Hélène Senn-Foulds, the MuMa accommodates one of the richest collections of Impressionist paintings. This is an amazing place where special attention is given to the lighting. Here, one can discern the finest details of the paintings created by Renoir, Sisley, Pissarro, and Degas.

The Bayeux Tapestry Museum

The Bayeux Tapestry Museum

Located on the fertile plain not far from the Atlantic Ocean coast, the historic city of Bayeux holds the famous Bayeux Tapestry (called "Tapisserie de la Reine Mathilde" in French). This masterpiece of medieval art is, in fact, not a tapestry but an embroidery work. The elegant 70m-long cloth is a historic document that tells the story of William the Conqueror's (Mathilde's husband's) conquest of England in 1066 in Hastings. Due to its cultural value, the Bayeux Tapestry received a UNESCO World Heritage nomination.

The Normandy Museum

The Normandy Museum

The museum is dedicated to the history and the people of Normandy. It showcases splendid archaeological and ethnological collections depicting everyday life in Normandy. The central hall of the fortress houses temporary exhibitions and a souvenir shop.

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French Taxi

In France, it is not customary to catch taxis on the road; no one is going to stop. Taxis are found on special grounds. Another interesting fact: French taxi drivers do not let passengers occupy the front seat, and no one knows why 🙂

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A Beach Vacation in Caen May Not Be Very Convenient

Even though you can quickly reach the seaside from Caen, it’s unlikely that you will be able to swim. The nearest parts of the coast are framed with cliffs and thus are unsuitable for swimming.

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Watch the Evening Show on the Rouen Cathedral Façade

We simply recommend coming here not only in the daytime, but also in the evening. In summer, starting from 9 p.m., light performances are given every half an hour on the façade of the cathedral. This is a magnificent show!

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Take a Look at the Local Farms

Many farms in the vicinity are now also available for tours. You can not only watch the animals being cared for, but also sample high-quality produce.

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Trip Funds

Couple (2 persons)

Couple/per day Cost, €
Accommodation 120
Meals 120
Attractions 60
Car rental 45

Family of four/per day

Couple/per day Cost, €
Accommodation 150
Meals 240
Attractions 120
Car rental 45

Flight Duration

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Los Angeles - Paris

10 hours 50 minutes

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Miami - Paris

7 hours 35 minutes

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New York – Paris

8 hours 40 minutes

How Long Should the Trip Take?

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Your first trip across Normandy

Goal: visiting main tourist destinations.

3-7 days

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Entire Normandy

Goal: visiting all the areas of Normandy

12-20 days

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3: Honeymoon: entire France

Goal: visiting all the regions of France.

10-20 days

Airports in the Region

Deauville – Normandy Airport

Deauville – Normandy Airport

Saint-Gatien-des-Bois

This airport in the region of Normandy is situated in the Saint-Gatien-des-Bois Municipality and mainly serves such cities as Deauville and Le Havre.

Caen-Carpiquet Airport

Caen-Carpiquet Airport

Carpiquet

Located in Carpiquet, just outside of Caen, this airport serves mainly domestic destinations within France, as well as a few international destinations.

Rennes–Saint-Jacques Airport

Rennes–Saint-Jacques Airport

Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande

Located in Saint-Jacques-de-la-Lande, near Rennes, this airport is not technically in Normandy, but it is within easy driving distance of many destinations in the region and serves a variety of domestic and international destinations.

Best Hotels

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Château du Boulay Morin

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9 Rue de Normanville, 27930 Le Boulay-Morin
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This is the chateau built for the last mistress and, since 1983, wife of Louis XIV, Françoise, Marquise de Maintenon. It is surrounded with a large, fenced-in park with deer and quietude. There is a heated swimming pool. Guests are welcomed very heartily by the owner himself. He tells the visitors about the castle's history and shows works of art left from the times of Versailles. I strongly recommend it to those who appreciate history far from the bustling cities.

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Aile Château La Chapelle du Bois des Faulx

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10 Rue de la Mairie, 27930 La Chapelle-du-Bois-des-Faulx
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Charming, approachable and caring hosts. The park is in a very good condition; the gorgeous residence is spacious, convenient and well-equipped. The beds are made and the linen is provided; this is very noticeable. Perfect for a family weekend, for a quiet time in a splendid atmosphere. You can enjoy walking, or bicycle riding, or leisurely pastime in a chaise-longue shadowed by trees, being lulled to sleep by doves.

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Les Grandes Vignes

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8 rue de Brosville, 27920 Saint-Etienne-sous-Bailleul
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A beautiful house and garden. We enjoyed the quietude and serenity in the garden with a glass of wine; watched the sunset and the garden. There are two separate rooms and a sitting room/kitchen. A nice bed and linen, comfy pillows. There is also a space to park the car.

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Hôtel-Restaurant Bel Ami

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1 Rue Edouard Isambard, 27120 Pacy-sur-Eure
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The place was beautiful, right beside the river. The staff was very helpful and friendly. We had a table outdoors and enjoyed a very nice dinner, we all took great pleasure in the food. Can't find any fault with this hotel, and I'd like to stay for a bit longer.

3 days Itinerary in Normandy

Day 1
Trip to Normandy

9:00

Start your day in Rouen, the capital of Normandy. Visit the stunning Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Gros Horloge, a 14th-century astronomical clock.

11:00

Walk around the historic center of Rouen and admire the half-timbered houses and charming streets. Stop at a local bakery to try some traditional Normandy pastries like the apple tart or the canelé.

13:00

Have lunch at a local restaurant, Auberge La Petite, and try some Normandy specialties like Camembert cheese or moules marinières (mussels in white wine).

15:00

Drive to the nearby town of Giverny and visit the beautiful gardens and house of the impressionist painter Claude Monet.

18:00

Check in at the hotel Le Manoir des Impressionnistes in Honfleur, a charming harbor town known for its colorful houses and maritime history.

20:00

Have dinner at a local restaurant, Le Bréard, and enjoy some fresh seafood like oysters or sole meunière.

Day 2
Trip to Normandy

9:00

Start your day by exploring the town of Honfleur. Visit the Sainte-Catherine Church, the oldest wooden church in France, and walk along the Vieux Bassin, the old harbor of Honfleur.

11:00

Drive to the nearby beach town of Deauville and stroll along the famous boardwalk. Stop at a local café for a coffee and a croissant.

13:00

Have lunch at a local restaurant, L'Essentiel, and try some Normandy classics like the andouille sausage or the duck confit.

15:00

Visit the D-Day landing beaches and the American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer. Learn about the history of World War II and pay your respects to the soldiers who fought and died there.

18:00

Return to Honfleur and enjoy some free time to explore the town or relax at your hotel.

20:00

Have dinner at a local restaurant and try some Norman cider, Chez Justine et Quentin.

Day 3
Trip to Normandy

9:00

Start your day by driving to Mont Saint-Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most iconic landmarks in France. Explore the narrow streets and staircases of the medieval abbey and enjoy the stunning views of the bay.

13:00

Have lunch at the restaurant in the Hôtel du Guesclin, and try some local specialties like the omelette or the salt-marsh lamb.

15:00

Drive back to Rouen and visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts, one of the largest art museums in France. Admire works by famous artists like Rubens, Caravaggio, and Monet.

18:00

Check in to your hotel, the Hotel de Bourgtheroulde in Rouen, and enjoy some free time to explore the city.

20:00 -

Have dinner at a local restaurant, Tandem, and enjoy some live music at a jazz bar called Le 3 Pièces Muzik Club.

The Normandy 5 Jewels

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Normandy is a region rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, and there are many hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
The Château de Crèvecoeur

The Château de Crèvecoeur

Chateau de Crevecoeur is a picturesque 15th-century castle located in the heart of Normandy.

The Chalk Cliffs of Étretat

The Chalk Cliffs of Étretat

The cliffs of Étretat rank among the most picturesque places in the Pays de Caux in France. Their height in the vicinity of Étretat exceeds 80 meters, and farther to the north, to Fécamp, it amounts to 100-120 meters. The cliffs here consist of chalk interspersed with layers of silicon.

The Village of Beuvron-en-Auge

The Village of Beuvron-en-Auge

The village of Beuvron en Auge is a charming medieval village in Normandy.

The Suisse Normande

The Suisse Normande

This area in the south of Normandy is known for its rugged landscapes and outdoor activities.

Cooking & Testing

Acres of Sun: wine testing

Acres of Sun: wine testing

Chemin des Vignes, Route de Grisy, 14170, France

Arpents du Soleil is a winery located in Vendeuvre, Normandy, that produces a range of organic wines. They offer wine tastings and tours of their vineyards and cellar by appointment. Their wines include white, red, and rosé varieties made from a mix of grape varieties, including Pinot Noir, Gamay, and Chardonnay. The winery also produces sparkling wine made using the traditional method.

Lm Effervescence: wine testing

Lm Effervescence: wine testing

12 Rue du Bois, 76290 Fontaine-la-Mallet, France

Lm Effervescence is a winery located in Fontaine-La-Mallet, Normandy, France. They specialize in producing sparkling wines using the traditional method, which involves a secondary fermentation in the bottle. The winery offers tours and tastings, during which visitors can learn about the winemaking process and sample some of their sparkling wines. The wines produced at Lm Effervescence include both white and rosé varieties, made from a blend of grape varieties such as Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Meunier.

Domaine Familial Louis Dupont: calvados testing

Domaine Familial Louis Dupont: calvados testing

Lieu-dit, La Vigannerie, 14430 Victot-Pontfol, France

Domaine Familial Louis Dupont is a family-owned distillery located in the heart of the Pays d'Auge region in Normandy, France. They specialize in producing a range of high-quality ciders, pommeau, and calvados. At their distillery, they offer guided tours and tastings, during which visitors can learn about the history and production of calvados and other apple-based

La Ferme Du Champ Secret: cheese testing

La Ferme Du Champ Secret: cheese testing

43 La Novere, 61700 Champsecret, France

La Ferme du Champ Secret is a farm located in Normandy, France. They specialize in producing a variety of cheeses. On their farm, they offer tours and cheese tastings, during which visitors can learn about the cheese-making process and sample a range of their cheeses. The tastings typically include several varieties of cheese made from cow's milk.

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Emergency telephones

Police: 112

Fire Service: 112

Consulate: +33143122222

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  • Our experts have insider knowledge of unique and off-the-beaten-path destinations that aren't typically found in guidebooks.

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  1. John says:
    I’m planning a trip to Normandy to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Can you recommend any itineraries that focus on the history of the invasion?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi John,
      I’m glad to help you plan your trip to Normandy. Here are a few itineraries that focus on the history of the invasion:
      The D-Day beaches: Visit the beaches where the Allied forces landed on June 6, 1944. You can walk along the beaches, visit the museums, and pay your respects at the cemeteries.
      The American Cemetery: This cemetery is the final resting place for over 9,300 American soldiers who died during the invasion. It’s a moving and sobering experience.
      The Caen Memorial: This museum tells the story of the Battle of Normandy in detail. It’s a great place to learn about the events that led up to the invasion and the sacrifices that were made.
      The Pegasus Bridge: This bridge was captured by British paratroopers on D-Day. It’s now a museum and memorial.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  2. Jane says:
    I’m interested in learning more about the history of Normandy beyond World War II. What are some other historical sites that I should visit?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi Jane,
      Normandy has a rich history dating back to the Roman era. Here are a few historical sites that you might be interested in:
      The Bayeux Tapestry: This 70-meter-long embroidery tells the story of the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. It’s one of the most famous historical artifacts in the world.
      The Mont-Saint-Michel: This abbey is perched on a rocky island in the English Channel. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist destination.
      The Rouen Cathedral: This cathedral is one of the most beautiful Gothic cathedrals in France. It was heavily damaged during World War II, but it has since been restored.
      The Honfleur: This port town is known for its colorful houses and its traditional fishing fleet. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  3. Peter says:
    I’m not a big fan of history. Are there any other things to do in Normandy besides visiting historical sites?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi Peter,
      There are many other things to do in Normandy besides visiting historical sites. Here are a few ideas:
      Go hiking or biking in the Normandy countryside.
      Visit the beaches and cliffs of the Côte d’Azur.
      Sample the local cuisine, which features fresh seafood, cheeses, and cider.
      Take a cooking class and learn how to make traditional Norman dishes.
      Visit a local market and buy fresh produce, flowers, and souvenirs.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  4. Sarah says:
    I’m planning a trip to Normandy with my family. What are some kid-friendly activities that we can do?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi Sarah,
      Here are a few kid-friendly activities that you can do in Normandy:
      Visit the Bayeux Tapestry.
      Take a boat trip on the Seine River.
      Visit the Parc Ornithologique de Val-de-Reuil, a bird park with over 3,000 birds.
      Go to the beach and build sandcastles.
      Visit the amusement park, Le Puy du Fou.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  5. David says:
    I’m looking for a budget-friendly way to travel to Normandy. Any suggestions?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi David,
      Travel by train or bus. This is the cheapest way to get to Normandy from Paris. The train journey takes about 2 hours, and the bus journey takes about 3 hours.
      Stay in a hostel or guesthouse. This is a great way to save money on accommodation. There are many hostels and guesthouses in Normandy that offer affordable rates.
      Cook your own meals. This is another way to save money on your trip. There are many grocery stores in Normandy where you can buy food to cook at your accommodation.
      Visit free attractions. There are many free attractions in Normandy, such as the beaches of Normandy, the Mont-Saint-Michel, and the Rouen Cathedral.
      Take advantage of discounts. Many attractions in Normandy offer discounts for students, seniors, and families.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  6. Emma says:
    I’m planning a trip to Normandy in the off-season. When is the best time to go?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi Emma,
      The best time to go to Normandy in the off-season is from September to October or from April to May. The weather is still mild during these months, and there are fewer tourists.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  7. William says:
    I’m not sure how long I should stay in Normandy. How much time do you recommend?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi William,
      The amount of time you need to spend in Normandy depends on what you want to see and do. If you are interested in history, you could spend a week or more exploring the D-Day beaches, the Bayeux Tapestry, and other historical sites. If you are interested in nature, you could spend a few days hiking or biking in the Normandy countryside. And if you are interested in food and wine, you could spend a few days exploring the local cuisine.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  8. Sarah says:
    I’m not sure how to get around Normandy. What are my transportation options?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi Sarah,
      There are several ways to get around Normandy. You can take the train, bus, or car. The train is the fastest way to get around, but it can be expensive. The bus is slower, but it is more affordable. And the car is the most flexible way to get around, but it can be expensive to rent and park.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  9. David says:
    I’m not sure where to stay in Normandy. What are some good options?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi David,
      There are many good places to stay in Normandy. Here are a few suggestions:
      Bayeux: This city is home to the Bayeux Tapestry and is a great base for exploring the D-Day beaches.
      Caen: This city is the capital of Normandy and has a number of historical sites, including the Caen Memorial.
      Rouen: This city is known for its Gothic cathedral and is a great place to experience French culture.
      Honfleur: This port town is a charming place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  10. Diana says:
    I’m planning a solo trip to Normandy. Any tips?
    1. Avatar photo Jena Hovor says:
      Hi Diana,
      Here are a few tips for planning a solo trip to Normandy:
      Stay in a hostel or guesthouse. This is a great way to meet other travelers and make friends.
      Take advantage of free activities. There are many free attractions in Normandy, so you can save money on your trip.
      Be confident and outgoing. Traveling solo can be a great way to step outside of your comfort zone and meet new people.
      Don’t be afraid to ask for help. If you need help, don’t be afraid to ask a local for directions or advice.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.

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