Tourism in Normandy

The Wonder of the West

Famous in world history

City of Art and History with a rich architectural and religious heritage

A series of high white cliffs

Landscapes alternating between marshland, hedged farmland, moors and wild coasts

Charming City of Art and History

Its Duke's castle, its two magnificent abbeys...

Seaside resort of the Alâtre coast famous for its cliffs

The Norman Enclosure and Water Garden, sources of inspiration for the famous Impressionist painter!

UNESCO World Heritage Site, this famous bay boasts an important biodiversity

Its sandy beaches great for relaxation, its popular seaside resorts and its charming villas dating from the end of the 19th century

Medieval town with a rich heritage

Wellness resort

A magnificent residence built of brick, granite and slate

This very charming place is one of France's Most Beautiful Villages

One of France's most extensives museums, boasting a magnificent sculpture garden

Superb example of Romanesque art

High-society seaside resort of the Côte Fleurie (Flower coast)

One of the most beautiful beech groves in France!

A remarkable site in the Seine Valley, dominated by the emblematic form of Château-Gaillard castle

A museum dedicated to peace located near the D-Day beaches, exploring the 20th century's great conflicts and their origins

The Coutances cathedral, a gem of Normandy Gothic art

A wonderful natural viewpoint!

The capital of Eure has an important architectural and artistic heritage

The Monaco of the North

Both seaside resort and Town of Art and History!

A pleasant seaside resort

Charming fishing village

Great for relaxation, the seaside towns of the Alabaster coast are located in an exceptional natural environment!

A wealth of historical heritage and unspoilt landscapes

Village that became famous after the American air Landing of June 1944

This feat of civil engineering spans the Seine estuary

A harbour, Benedictine palace and abbey church to wander around

Its modern and original town centre designed by Auguste Perret is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

The towns of Alençon and Argentan are ambassadors of refined lacemaking expertise

2,300 m² dedicated to the military events that followed the D-Day landings on 6 June 1944

Its apple trees, its half-timbered manor houses, its gastronomic products

A beautiful village of the Pays d'Auge not to be missed

Medieval lacemaking town with a rich heritage

A majestic oak and beech forest...

An elegant residence surrounded by moats and combining Gothic, Flamboyant Gothic and Renaissance styles

An area of prairies, hedged farmland and forests

A quiet and serene place

An adorable village of thatched cottages

Packed with wetland meadows, hedged farmland, dunes and moors

Fortified medieval town

A wonderful combination of hedged farmland, forests and manor houses

This Benedictine abbey had great intellectual influence in the Middle Ages!

A superb example of Anglo-Norman monastic architecture!

A museum to learn all about the logistical challenge of the D-Day landings on 6 June 1944