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Quote: We drive and discover it is very easy to find since it's just off the ring-road freeway (périphérique nord) in Caen exit (sortie) #7. We just follow the signs to the Memorial. The parking lot is… Read More
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Quote: A high-rise German OP bunker near Peagaus Bridge for the British sector houses German relics, etc., from 1944. It is very impressive, with usual German tank near the entrance. There is a nice scale model in the… Read More
Quote: Hand Maid Tours is owned and operated by John and Elaine Flaherty, who are English, but who have known France for many years and now live in Normandy. I’ve used them twice: 3 days in March 2003 and 1 day in… Read More
Quote: On Sundays visits to the abbey are free. Caen was the original capital of Normandy during William (Guillaume in French) the Conqueror’s rule in the 11th century. William and his wife, Matilde, founded two… Read More
Quote: As I mentioned before, Rouen is a vibrant city where people like to be outdoors, and the colorful squares and narrow streets beckon. A few hundred of the corbelled, timbered houses, some dating from medieval… Read More
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Quote: The popular pedestrian street lined with shops and cafes that links the Cathedrale Notre Dame to the Place du Vieux-Marche took the name of this Renaissance clock, the most visited attraction in Rouen. The… Read More
Quote: This church is dedicated to Joan of Arc. It is a modern low-raised church built on the very spot she was burned to death in 1431. However, not everything is new. The church incorporates some magnificient 16th… Read More
Quote: Honfleur is probably the nearest point to Britain, on the French coast, to have had a magnetic appeal for British tourists over a long period of time, even when such places as Nice or Monte Carlo still sounded… Read More