Normandy can be reached on a day trip from Paris, but you can just as well spend your entire holiday here. The Bayeaux Tapestry, Mont-Saint-Michel and the D-day beaches are just some of the sights. Not to mention the gastronomic experiences!
This year's road trip in France went through Alsace, Brittany, Burgundy, the Loire Valley and Normandy. A total of 5000 km of adventure. Here are the biggest/funniest/best highlights!
Normandy is a region rich in history, gastronomy and natural beauty. From the white limestone cliffs to the green apple orchards with grazing cows - here are my top 14 sights in Normandy!
On the Parisian Riviera in Normandy you'll find the two sister cities of Deauville and Trouville-sur-Mer. Here, among luxury shops, beautiful beaches, seafood and half-timbered houses, you will find two of France's most elegant (and first) holiday resorts.
Fertile Normandy is one of France's great food regions and many of the delicacies revolve around milk, apples and seafood. Here you have 11 tips for food and drink in Normandy!
At the mouth of the Seine lies the small medieval town of Honfleur with its beautiful harbor and unique silhouette. The town that became our favorite in Normandy.
