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NORMANDY
Vol. 14, No. 4 France
March / April 2009
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Normandy has beautiful chalk-cliff beaches, shady orchards and scenic harbors with attractions that are as interesting and as diverse as its terrain. From Monet's beautiful gardens at Giverny to the magnificent abbey at Mont Saint-Michel, these historic sights prove a fascinating window into the history and culture of one of France's most popular regions. This issue of The European Traveller highlights some of Normandy's most important attractions including: Monet's historic house and gardens at Giverny; the medieval cathedral town of Rouen; the 17th century port of Honfleur; the famous Bayeux tapestry; the D-Day beaches and Mont Saint-Michel, France's most visited attraction after Paris! The issue also provides important tips for crossing the Channel. Which are the best country house hotels and quaint country inns? And, which scenic and historic restaurants prepare the best local cuisine? We traveled anonymously to Normandy to find out! Subscribers may also want to consider the issues on Brittany, the Loire, Paris, Paris Day Trips, East Sussex & Kent, London and London Day Trips.
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