Normandy
Renowned as a destination for WWII history enthusiasts, Normandy is also the perfect year-round destination for a multigenerational family trip. Explore the region’s treasures from Bayeux to Mont Saint-Michel, follow the trail of the Impressionists from Giverny to Honfleur, or discover the flavors of Normandy during a tasting of cider or Calvados in the Pays d’Auge.
At a Glance: Normandy
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Normandy appeals to a wide range of travelers—from WWII history enthusiasts to art lovers, from adults to families with children of all ages—thanks to its rich heritage, cultural treasures, and options for family-friendly experiences.
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Visit Normandy to explore its many WWII sites and beaches, but also to discover its rich Medieval heritage with landmarks like Mont-Saint-Michel and the Bayeux Tapestry. Art lovers can follow the footsteps of the Impressionists in places such as Giverny, Honfleur, and Étretat, while food enthusiasts enjoy the distinctive gastronomy of the Pays d’Auge.
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Visit Normandy from late spring through summer and into autumn, when the weather is pleasant and the region’s landscapes, coastlines, and historic sites can be enjoyed at their best.
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Travel to Caen or Bayeux from Paris, by TGV (around 2 hours), or opt for a private transfer of about 3h30 hours.
From Marseille and Nice, direct flights to Caen offer a convenient connection, taking roughly 1h30 from Marseille and 1h45 from Nice.
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