Why go to Normandy? The 10 good reasons to go Normandy
Mont-Saint-Michel
This site attracts millions of visitors every year who are won over by its unique beauty.
Normandy, land of festivals
Papillons de nuit, Beauregard, Art sonic: in summer, the region vibrates to all kinds of music.
Dive into The City of the Sea
Climb aboard the submarine Le Redoutable and discover the incredible secrets of the ocean.
The 80th anniversary of D-Day
Normandy will be the setting for celebrations broadcast around the world.
The cliffs of Etretat
Carved in a wilderness setting, these white chalk cliffs are monumental.
The architectural heritage
The Basilica of Lisieux, the cathedrals of Rouen and Bayeux: jewels not to be missed.
The Haras du Pin, the Versailles of the horse
Founded under Louis XIV, this national stud is a jewel of heritage and equine.
The fabulous Bayeux Tapestry
Listed by Unesco, it retraces the conquest of England by William the Conqueror.
Monet's gardens at Giverny
The painter exercised his talents on the garden side to better sketch them on his canvases.
Tatihou
The island, accessible on foot at low tide, combines cultural programming with a unique setting.
What to visit Normandy?
Interview: MY NORMANDY
with Guillaume Eustache, author of the guide
He comes from Cherbourg, has lived in Caen and Le Havre, and spends most of his time on his Normandy land: Guillaume has been one of the authors of the Normandy guidebook for years. His desire? To make people discover his region, which he loves, and to share the best local spots. For him, Normandy is more than a territory: it's a way of life in its own right. Normandy and proud of it!
See the video of the interview
