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Because of its privileged geographical situation on the Channel coast, at the mouth of the Seine and facing the British Isles, Normandy has been the setting for a particularly rich history, between the world of the Romans and the world of the Celts, then throughout Frankish and Viking invasions. The city of Rouen on the Seine, but also Caen - the Viking city, then further west in Brittany, Saint Malo, famous for its skillful navigators, all have played a major role in the history of France. It was on the beaches of Normandy that the Allied Forces landed on D-Day, 6th June 1944, the first painful steps in the Liberation of France during World War II. Normandy is also a favourite destination for tourists and Parisians who travel here to enjoy in the charming port of Honfleur, the beautiful beaches of Deauville and Trouville and of course the incomparable Mont Saint-Michel. Rich “terroir”, characteristic countryside or “bocage”, half-timbered houses, blossom filled orchards, cider and dairy products; Normandy is integrate to the cultural identity of France.

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D-Day Beaches

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The June 6, 1944 landing of the allied forces on the Normandy beaches marks one of the biggest turning points in the history of the XXth century and, most notably, in the Second World War. A circuit of emblematic locations where people from all over the world congregate, allows us to go back in time [...]
Juno Beach

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An often forgotten soldier of the Second World War is the Canadian one, and as such so is the importance of the role they played on the beaches of Normandy on 6th June 1944, during the landing of the Allied Forces. Paying tribute to these brave men is the Juno Beach Centre in Courseulles-sur-Mer, Ca [...]
Caen

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Sometimes nicknamed "The Town of a hundred Bell-towers", Caen sits in the north-west of France, in Normandy, some 200km from Paris. "This country is beautiful, and Caen its most beautiful town" is how it was described by the writer Marie de Rabutin-Chantal.The city of Vikings and William the Conquer [...]
Saint Malo

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Famous as a stronghold of explorers and pirates on the Channel coast, Saint Malo is a district of Brittany in the Ille-et-Vilaine department, 40 kilometres from Mont St-Michel. The conglomeration of St Malo was born in the first century BC on the Alet peninsula. The name likely comes from a Breton [...]
Rouen

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Rouen is the capital of Haute-Normandie and is a district in the north-west of France situated on a meander in the River Seine, 130 kilometres from Paris. Founded by the Gauls, the city acquired real economic, political and commercial power in the Middle Ages. It was conquered by the English in th [...]
Deauville

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Deauville is a town found in the Calvados department of the Basse-Normandie region. Established in 1860 on the English Channel, it is considered one of the most prestigious seaside towns in France. Despite being 120 miles away from the capital, it has been fondly nicknamed the 21st Arrondissement (d [...]
Honfleur

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A small port town of the Calvados department, Honfleur is situated in the estuary of the Seine, opposite Le Havre, 120 miles west of Paris. Close to Deauville-Trouville (11 miles), Honfleur is famous for its port “The Vieux Bassin” and its picturesque houses covered in blue slate. This small town, m [...]