Normandy

Travel in Normandy through exclusive experiences

Normandy is an important place in France History and presents many vestiges of past events. Travel through medieval Normandy or retrace the D-Day of the Second World War by visiting historical sites such as the landing beaches.

Bayeux and DDay Beaches

Nestled in the heart of Normandy, Bayeux is a charming medieval town perfectly situated for exploring the nearby D-Day beaches and the region’s many treasures.

The town boasts a stunning Gothic cathedral, Notre-Dame de Bayeux, a masterpiece of medieval architecture that dominates the skyline.

Bayeux is also home to the world-famous Bayeux Tapestry, an extraordinary 11th-century embroidered narrative depicting the Norman conquest of England. 

Normandy stands as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during World War II, particularly by the American forces who played a pivotal role in the liberation of Europe. Along the shores of Omaha and Utah Beaches, the echoes of history resonate as visitors walk the sands where Allied soldiers bravely stormed ashore on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

The Mont Saint Michel

Rising dramatically from the tides of Normandy, the Mont Saint-Michel is one of the most iconic and awe-inspiring landmarks in France. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a marvel of medieval architecture and a testament to human ingenuity. 

Explore the grand abbey, with its intricate Gothic design and serene cloisters, and enjoy the quaint village below, filled with charming shops and restaurants. The views from the Mont are nothing short of spectacular, offering sweeping vistas of the bay and beyond.

Impressionism and art from Honfleur and Giverny

This land is also sacred for artists, indeed, the Impressionists were present in Normandy to paint the exceptional panoramas. Explore these must-see sites following in the footsteps of Monet, Boudin and other great 19th century artists. In Honfleur, the cradle of art, take painting lessons and compose your own souvenir of Normandy.

The “Côte Fleurie” 

Nestled along the Normandy coast, Étretat is famous for its dramatic white cliffs and stunning natural beauty. The towering limestone arches and needle-like formations, sculpted by centuries of wind and sea, create a truly unique landscape that has inspired artists and poets for generations. A walk along the cliffs offers breathtaking panoramic views of the English Channel and the rugged coastline, with every step revealing a new perspective of this coastal wonder.

Normandy’s coastline is home to some of France’s most elegant and charming seaside resorts, each offering a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Deauville, often referred to as the “Queen of the Norman Beaches,” is famed for its glamorous atmosphere, sandy beaches, and chic resorts. Known for its association with the world of cinema and luxury, Deauville is a hub for fashionable visitors who enjoy its casinos, spas, and iconic boardwalk along the beach.

Further along the coast, Cabourg offers a more tranquil retreat. With its belle époque architecture, elegant seafront, and beautiful gardens, Cabourg is the ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful escape. It’s a place where visitors can enjoy long walks along the beach, the famous boardwalk, and the historic atmosphere that inspired the writer Marcel Proust.

Gastronomy from Normandy

Experience the rich flavors and local specialties of Normandy with La Voyagiste Paris. Savor fresh oysters and seafood in the charming port of Honfleur, taste authentic Normandy cheeses like Livarot, Camembert, and Neufchâtel straight from the farms, and explore the region’s famous apple-based products—cider, apple juice, and Calvados—crafted from Normandy’s lush orchards. Near Mont Saint-Michel, visit local farms producing delicious caramel, a true treat to enjoy!

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