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UPPER NORMANDY HOLIDAYS > FRANCE
Departements in Haute-Normandie: Eure [ 27 ] and Seine-Maritime [ 76 ]
Located just over the border from Belgium and a hop across the Channel from England.
Capital City Haute-Normandie : Rouen [ Rouaan ]
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Campsites & Caravanning
 Eurocampings - ACSI International Camping Guide - Normandy
Holiday Rentals / Cottages / Apartments
- Normandy
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Hotels in Normandy
Hotels in Normandy - Hotel Guide Upper Normandy
Rouen, Caen, Bayeux, Le Havre, Deauville, Hermanville-sur-Mer, Honfleur, Mondeville, Arromanches-les-Bains, Avranches, La Rivière-Saint-Sauveur, Hérouville-Saint-Clair, and more
Hotels in Deauville-les-Bains
Hotels in Le Havre
Hotels in Rouen
Hôtel Notre Dame, 4 Rue De La Savonnerie, 76000 Rouen
This hotel is situated in the heart of Rouen, between the cathedral and the River Seine, allowing you to
explore the city's historic centre on foot. Here you are close to all of the city's most popular attractions. From
this central location you can easily explore Rouen's rich heritage, including the Gros Horloge, the Palace of
Justice, Notre Dame Cathedral and the river Seine as well as all the main shopping streets.
Normandy Barriere ****, 38 rue Jean Mermoz, 14800 Deauville
The Normandy Barrière has always been the hotel for weekends, family holidays and unforgettable, romantic
getaways. Viewed from the sea or the town, the Normandy Barrière is an enchanting Anglo-Norman manor.
This magnificent dwelling is a tribute to the region's architecture. This hotel represents this extravagantly luxurious Belle Epoque resort perfectly.
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Travel Agents / Tour Operators
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- holiday park, apartment or villa - Normandy
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Battle Field Tours
Covering WW1 and WW2 - small group fully guided tours to the World War One battlefields and Commonwealth War Grave cemeteries with special tours for Australian and Canadian visitors.
Travel Guides Normandy / Related books
Travel Guides Normandy [ amazon.co.uk ]
Frommer's Normandy with Your Family - 0470319518
Ms Rhonda Carrier (Author)
Stunning seascapes and toddler–friendly beaches, Quirky museums and sites of historical interest,
Good–value restaurants and places to stay, Animal conservation parks and unspoilt forests, Lively traditional markets.
Let Frommer′s show you where your family can: Eat the best crepes, Find your way out of a maze and visit a
troll′s grotto, See a sky of kites in all shapes and sizes, Go on a bat hunt or spot a seal, Explore a submarine
and look into Europe′s tallest aquarium tank, Build a sandcastle and potter about the rock pools, Ride in a wacky amphibious boat
Paperback: 256 pages; Publisher: John Wiley & Sons; 1st Edition edition (20 April 2007); ISBN-10: 0470319518; ISBN-13: 978-0470319512.
Transport / How do I travel to Normandy
Rouen Airport - Aéroport de Rouen
Saint-Gatien (DOL)
Carpiquet (CFR)
Beauvais Tille (BVA)
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Airline Tickets / Bargain Flights
Flight tickets to Normandy
- Eurostar, TGV and high speed-rail travel across Europe
Rail Europe is the UK's leading supplier of European Rail tickets. Whether you want to take a short break or a
fortnight, your train journey by Eurostar, and connection to Europe with the SNCF range of products, are available to book online.
- Dover - Calais / Portsmouth to Cherbourg / Portsmouth to Le Havre
P&O Ferries is one of the most well known and trusted brands. Wherever you are travelling to, on holiday or on business, P&O Ferries offers a wide range of routes.
- fantastic fares from all of the UK's major ports
Links
Normandy Tourist Board - official site
A region of contrasting landscapes: forests and woods, gentle meadows and marshlands, rolling hills dotted
with windmills, a varied coastline that stretches for miles and miles, wide-open spaces of unspoilt
countryside that make up the Regional Natural Parks, a network of waterways for river cruising, and much, much more...
Hotels & Lodging, Interactive map, Sport and Leisure, Gastronomy, Calendar of events, Places to see:
Museums, Churches & Abbeys, Chateaux, D-Day Sites, Technical visits, Tours, Parks and gardens, ites and Monuments and much more ....
Rouen - Capital City Haute-Normandy - Townhall City of Rouen
Rouen - Tourist board Rouen
Normandy's capital stretches proudly along the banks of the Seine, Flaubert immortalised the town in Madame
Bovary ; Victor Hugo called it town of a hundred bells pealing out in the air. Rouen epitomises all of the region's warm temperament
Rouen - Agglomération de Rouen
Eure [ 27 ] - Conseil Général de Eure
Eure - Tourist Board Eure
Seine-Maritime [ 76 ] - Conseil Général de Seine-Maritime
Seine Maritime - Tourist Board Seine Maritime
Auffay, Bolbec, Caudebec-en-Caux, Clères, Dieppe, Duclair, Forges-les-Eaux, Gournay-en-Bray, Lillebonne,
Rouen, Elbeuf, Le Havre, la Région de Caudebec-en-Caux, Le Tréport, Les 3 Vallées, Pays de Bray, Oissel
Barentin - Townhall Barentin
Bernay - Townhall Bernay
Bois-Guillaume - Townhall Bois-Guillaume
Bolbec - Tourist Board Bolbec
Canteleu - Townhall Canteleu
Dieppe [ Seine-Maritime ] - Townhall Dieppe - Tourist Office Dieppe
Four hours away by car-ferry , succumb to the temptations of Normandy scale, The Dieppe and Terroir de
Caux District . Would you like to explore a region steeped in tradition, rich in color and resolutely dynamic. Every thing in this website to persuade you to visit.
Déville-lès-Rouen -
Elbeuf - Townhall Elbeuf sur Seine - Agglomeration Elbeuf Boucle de Seine
Fécamp - Townhall Fecamp - Tourist Board Fecamp
Gisors [ Eure ] - Townhall Gisors
Grand Quevilly - Townhall Grand Quevilly
Le Havre [ Seine-Maritime ] - Townhall Le Havre
Located on the sea front, close by the beach, yachting resort and P&O's maritime station, its geographic situation offers attractivity in the reception and information of the public.
Le Havre in the Seine Bay is located 15 miles from Honfleur (25 min.), 20 miles from Etretat (35 min.), 28 miles
from Fécamp (50 min.), 47 miles from Rouen (1 hour), 2 hours from Paris and 45 minutes from London
Le Havre - Tourist Board Le Havre
Le Havre, a great Normandy city, stands facing the sea with impressive skies, the charm of a vast beach just
500 meters from the city center and a forest making this destination particularly attractive as a holiday and
sailing resort. Le Havre is France's leading port and hosts sixty or so liners each year, re-establishing its maritime traditions.
Le Petit-Quevilly - Townhall Petit-Quevilly
Louviers - Townhall Louviers
Maromme - Townhall Maromme
Mont-Saint-Aignan - Townhall Mont-Saint-Aignan
Montivilliers - Townhall Montivilliers
Oissel - Townhall Oissel
Évreux - Townhall Evreux - Tourist Board Land of Evreux
The Pays d'Evreux is a large expanse of greenery where towns and villages nestle amongst forests and
prairies. In lots of modern towns, man works hard to recreate these "green spaces" to give some air to
exhausted city dwellers. At Evreux, there has been no need for all this hard work because the woods, the
paths, the pools, the flowers and the birds, in short, all the living decor of the countryside, was already in
place. The desire to construct and tarmac over is great, so we had to take care to preserve this green
heritage, directly inherited from nature (the forest and landscapes) or left to our care by wise ancestors
(parks, hiking trails, etc.). Today, Evreux and the villages of the Pays d'Evreux offer the stunning spectacle of
a privileged environment and a myriad of landscapes and viewpoints to inspire even the most demanding hiker.
Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray - Townhall Ville Saint Etienne du Rouvray
Sotteville-lès-Rouen - Townhall Sotteville-les-Rouen
Val-de-Reuil [ Eure ] - Townhall Val de Reuil
Vernon - Townhall Vernon - Seine Valley gateway to Normandy
Vernon was founded in the 9th century by Rollon, the first Duke of Normandy. A Point of transit between Paris and Rouen, and a spot for crossing the Seine
Close to Giverny (4 km) which is known throughout the entire world for the gardens of the famous painter Claude Monet.
Yvetot - Townhall Yvetot - Situated in the heart of the land of Caux
Armada de Rouen
As early as 1984, when Patrick Herr was Deputy Mayor of the Rouen and chairman of the public relations
and festivals committee, he had the beginnings of an idea for a festival that would re-integrate and revitalise
the port and its quays. The idea to host an assembly of Tall Ships took shape and structure with the creation
of the Association "Les Voiles de la Liberté" in 1985 and a series of events including the Rouen to New York yacht race the "Course de la Liberté" in the following year..
News from Normandy - Filfax
News - Ouest-France
Radio - France Bleu
TV - France 3 Normandie
University of Rouen - Université de Rouen
Cuisine - Normandy Foods / Recipes
Normandy is famous for its rich, rolling countryside providing plentiful pasture for dairy cattle and orchards for
apples. The dairy produce of the region is renowned: its cheeses are world famous and include Camembert,
Livarot and Pont l'Evêque. Normandy butter is highly prized, as is Normandy cream, both of which are lavishly used in local gastronomic specialities.
Regional specialities include tripes à la mode de Caen, andouilles, teurgoule (spiced rice pudding) and seafood . Normandy is the most significant oyster-cultivating region in France.
Calvados spirit [ apple brandy ]
Cider - fermented apple juice - see Cider from Wikipedia
Kir normand - a measure of cassis topped up with cider
Kir Normand mixes Brut Normandy Cider with liqueurs made from every imaginable fruit-Cassis [ Blackcurrant
], Mure [ Blackberry ] and Myrtille [ Bilberry ]. In Normandy a traditional local version of Crème de Cassis is made by steeping the fruit in Calvados.
History of Normandy
Normandy's History - see Wikipedia
Normandy was the home of the Normans in the early Middle Ages, the last people to successfully invade England...
Music, Culture & Events
DRAC - events
Fondation Claude Monet à Giverny
"A pilgrimage to this flower-decked shrine is vital for all those seeking to better understand the Master, plumb the depths of his inspiration and imagine him still living on among us."
Giverny-art.com
The Valley of the Impressionists - Giverny - Claude Monet - All the artistic, cultural and touristical information of this region.
Odia Normandie - information artistique
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