Mont Saint-Michel
The iconic ‘St Michael’s Mount’ is one of Normandy’s most visited attractions – and its haunting outline appearing through the mists at low tide will take your breath away.
Mont-Saint-Michel
The Bayeux Tapestry
Getting up close to a preserved piece of 11th-century history isn’t something you can do everywhere. Come and see this visual storybook of the Norman Conquest for yourself…
The Bayeux Tapestry
Medieval ports: Honfleur & Barfleur
Colourful and full of character, these two pretty Norman ports entice visitors with galleries, boutiques and an ever-changing seaside backdrop.
Medieval ports: Honfleur & Barfleur
Cities: Le Havre, Caen & Rouen
A city break to Normandy will have you gawping at soaring church towers, museums stuffed with priceless art and the sinuous curve of the River Seine.
Cities: Le Havre, Caen & Rouen
The D-Day Beaches
Five vast expanses of golden sand fringe Normandy, and frame it within a crucial event in modern European history. Come and walk, run, swim, reflect.
The D-Day Beaches
Jumièges Abbey
These magnificent monastic ruins are a place of peaceful contemplation for many visitors, who come to admire their limestone majesty and beautiful riverside setting.
Jumièges Abbey
19th-century seaside resorts: Etretat, Deauville & Trouville
Nature has carved shapes in the cliffs at Etretat, while Deauville and Trouville are chic and arty seaside resorts full of eye candy.
19th-century seaside resorts: Etretat, Deauville & Trouville
Normandy by night
From sound & light shows on cathedrals to firework displays over the sea, open-air night markets or a taste of Rouen’s and Caen’s party scenes, there are lots of ways to go nocturnal in Normandy!
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