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Normandy is above all an incredible "terroir" with local gastronomy that will delight the most demanding palates: cheeses, ciders, calvados, but also wines, beers... 

Whether you are looking for traditional products such as raw milk, Camembert or new products such as local beers, you will find what suits you best. We like to share our favorite places to shop, so don't hesitate to ask us for advice. 

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THE ESSENTIAL TERROIR 
Camembert...

What better way to penetrate the soul and character of a region than to discover its terroir? Through its landscapes and meetings with its producers, Normandy reveals its gourmet treasures and its manufacturing secrets.

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In Vimoutiers  Le Bînome, l'Ardoise Gourmande, Chez Luigi

In Ticheville , La Maison du Vert (Veggie)

Le Breuil-en-Auge  The dolphin

THE PAYS D'AUGE COUNTRY
A postcard territory

The Pays d'Auge is one of the most authentic areas of Normandy. A real postcard, pretty green valleys where beautiful Norman cows graze, half-timbered houses, mansions, it offers landscapes worthy of a garden of Eden.

BEUVRON-EN-AUGE classified  most beautiful village in France
THE GARDENS OF THE PAYS D'AUGE
OUILLY LE VICOMTE CASTLE AND GARDENS
BASILICA OF LISIEUX

In Cambremer

The P'tit Normand  

The creperie in the Pays d'Auge gardens

Manerbe

The Pot d'Etain

Beuvron-en-Auge

Le Pavé d'Auge (gourmet)

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THE HARAS DU PINE
"Versailles of the horse

It would be a shame to miss out on one of the region's heritage treasures: the Haras national du Pin and its 300 years of equestrian history! The Haras du Pin was the first of the Royal Studs created by Louis XIV. Built from 1715 by the king's architect, Robert de Cotte and installed in a green setting of more than 1000 hectares, it is nicknamed the "Versailles of the horse" . The Domaine du Haras du Pin now welcomes various partners to develop training activities, research, competitions, races... always around the master of the place: the horse. One of the most famous stud farms in the world opens its majestic grid of honor to you!

In Nonant-le-Pin

The Wolf Head (2mn from the stud farm)

Argentan

The Renaissance 1 Michelin star

Maria's counter

Fernand's Table

CASTLES AND MANORS IN NORMANDY
Calvados and Orne

From medieval fortresses to peaceful half-timbered houses topped with thatch, the Norman soil is rich in castles and mansions.

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Prestigious vestiges still illustrate the Norman military architecture of the time of the dukes-kings of England, such as the fortified castles of  Caen  and  Cliff.

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We recommend the castles of:

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BAGNOLES-DE-L'ORNE
A trip to the Belle Epoque at the dawn of the 21st century

Discover the history of Bagnoles de l'Orne through the two districts of the spa town. The guided tour of the Belle-Époque district will take you along the boulevards lined with sumptuous villas built at the end of the 19th century. Created by the architect Albert Christophle, the district remains a veritable open-air museum.

 

THE FLOWERY COAST
An undeniable charm

To visit the Côte Fleurie is to enjoy a summary of the beauties of Normandy. This part of the Normandy coast, located in Calvados, extends from Cabourg to Honfleur and brings together the most emblematic corners of the Normandy coast. Posh but also flowery, the resorts that dot the coast are undeniably charming.

Honfleur: The cottage

Honfleur: The Tourbillon

Trouville: L'Ephémère (sea view)

Cabourg: Dupont with Tea

Honfleur Artglogo  : decoration shop

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THE BATTLE OF NORMANDY - DDAY

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THE BATTLE OF NORMANDY
The Falaise/Chambois pocket

The Falaise pocket or Chambois-Mont-Ormel pocket or the Falaise- Argentan pocket was the scene of the last operation of the  battle of normandy  during the  World War II .

 

This operation took place from August 12 to 21, 1944 in an area located between the four Norman towns of  trun ,  Argentan ,  Vimoutiers  and  Chambois  to end near Falaise.

Montormel Memorial 10km away

The Tiger Tank in Vimoutiers at 9km

The Museum of War Civilians in Falaise 25km

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A little further on the Côte de Nacre

Omaha-Beach American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-mer

Bayeux British War Cemetery

Polish military cemetery in Urville 

St. Desir German War Cemetery

The Caen Memorial

Pegassus bridge

Juno, Gold, Sword and Omaha beaches

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