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4/5Very Good!(26 area reviews)
Monuments, beaches and museums are just a few things travellers enjoy about Caen City Centre. Check out Caen Castle or Congress Centre while you're exploring the area.
4.5/5Wonderful!(22 area reviews)
Unique features of Deauville City Centre include the casinos and beaches. Make a stop by Casino Barriere de Deauville or Deauville Olympic Pool while you're exploring the area.
4/5Very Good!(35 area reviews)
Historical sites, museums and art galleries are some highlights of Rouen City Centre. Make a stop by Rouen Cathedral or Saint-Ouen Church while you're exploring.
Historical sites, museums and art galleries highlight some of the noteworthy features of Quartier Vieux Marché-Cathédrale. Make a stop by Rouen Cathedral or Gros Horloge while you're exploring the neighbourhood.
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You'll enjoy the museums and churches in Downtown Le Havre. You might want to make time for a stop at Le Havre City Hall or Le Havre Cathedral.
Reviewed on 5 Feb 2021
Reviewed on 26 Jun 2020
Normandy is one of the most popular destinations for tourists from the UK and elsewhere. Ideal for a short holiday, the region has no shortage of attractions and activities. In its history and culture, Normandy is the image of its capital, Caen: where past, present and a gentle pace of life combine to offer many things to see and do. From its incredible landscapes to its rich heritage, including museums and gastronomy, Normandy will delight all who like to explore.
Normandy is the birthplace of Impressionism, where Monet painted his "Rising sun" in 1872. To find out more, visit his former home in Giverny, where you can see the gardens that inspired him. Other places devoted to this movement are worth seeing, such as the Rouen Museum of Fine Arts, the André Malraux Museum in Le Havre and the Auberge des Sœurs Moisy in Saint-Céneri-le-Gérei. The region also offers Impressionism tours, which will lead you to discover Honfleur, whose port has inspired more than one artist. It is also the perfect opportunity to admire the Alabaster Coast and the magnificent cliffs of Étretat.
The region is rich in history, due to its importance during the Second World War. Visit the D-Day beaches, including Omaha Beach in Colleville, with its moving American cemetery and memorial museum, Gold Beach in Arromanches and its Landing Museum and Sword Beach in Ouistreham, a place of commemoration of the 70 th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Another must-see in the region is Mont-Saint-Michel, which becomes an island at high tide. The bay and its new promenade-dam are magnificent, and the highlight is the abbey dedicated to the archangel who appeared several times to Bishop Aubert.
To travel to Normandy, you can land in Caen, Deauville or Rouen. The TGV currently serves only Rouen and Le Havre. Normandy has a good railway network, making it easy to discover the surrounding area by train. You can also cross the region for a very reasonable price on one of the many subsidised bus routes. The region is particularly easy to reach from the UK by ferry or the Channel Tunnel.
If you prefer to travel to Normandy by public transport, it’s easy to hire a car on arrival.
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