Beauties of Paris and the Normandy Coast

A panoramic tour of Paris through its most emblematic monuments, a visit to the capital is a dazzling experience at every turn.
Stroll along the banks of the Seine and the bridges of Paris. Discover the capital in a different way on this stroll. The banks... see+ of the Seine make for a romantic and cultural stroll, as you stroll past prestigious monuments, bookshops, squares and gardens, and over the many bridges that span the river and are steeped in history and legend. see-

Visit the Claude Monet Foundation. The famous Impressionist painter lived at his home in Giverny for forty-three years. This avant-garde artist is recognized as one of the creators of the Impressionist movement, and made light the "main character" of his... see+ sublime landscapes. His long career and colorful works embody the transition from tradition to modernity. Between the famous artist's studio and his "water garden", visitors are carried away by the magic of the place, the moment and the elements. see-

The Côte fleurie, offers a succession of beaches, cliffs and charming seaside resorts, like Deauville, "Grande dame of the seaside" symbolizing elegance, prestige and refinement. Between blue seas, green countryside and golden sand, this little corner of... see+ paradise with its poetic name has inspired many an artist to indulge (in moderation) in a delicious eau-de-vie called calvados...Pass through Trouville and Deauville and visit a distillery where the famous Calvados is made. see-

The Normandy landing beaches (pre-booking required before departure). The Allied landings on the Normandy beaches on June 6, 1944 were the largest amphibious and airborne operation of all time, and marked a decisive turning point in the Second World War. The... see+ Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, Colleville-sur-Mer and its American cemetery..., not forgetting Arromanches and its circular cinema where you can watch the film: The 100 Days of the Battle of Normandy. A visit to these places steeped in history is an emotional experience. see-

Morning guided tour of Honfleur. At one time a market town of the Duchy of Normandy, at another a military fortress, a port of departure for great explorers and the land of Impressionist painters, Honfleur, a charming town with an incomparable cachet, has... see+ always fascinated people. Its charming little port, rich museums and small cafés invite you to take a moment out of time. see-

Le patrimoine de la "ville aux cent clochers" est particulièrement important et son histoire est aussi riche que passionnante. Jeanne d’Arc, Gustave Flaubert, Pierre Corneille, Claude Monet ou Guillaume Le Conquérant ont contribué à rendre célèbre... see+ cette ville qui propose un ensemble unique de monuments civils et religieux s’échelonnant du Moyen Âge à nos jours. La cathédrale, le Gros-Horloge ou encore l’église Sainte Jeanne d’Arc conjuguent harmonieusement tradition et modernité. see-

Jacques Le Pelletier, a shipowner from Rouen, had the château built in the 16th century. Later, his nephew, who inherited his entire fortune, undertook major renovation work, and the château became one of the very first buildings of the Norman Renaissance.... see+ Today, it houses the Musée des Traditions et Arts Normands, and its exceptional collections trace the history of folk arts and traditions in Upper Normandy. More than 15,000 works are on permanent display. see-

Overlooking a bend in the Seine at Les Andelys, this imposing medieval fortress was built on a cliff by Richard the Lionheart in the 12th century. The walk will take you to the foot of the castle, where you'll enjoy a magnificent view over the Seine valley.