Normandy's regions
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Normandy is divided into five regions.
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Postcard-pretty former smugglers’ harbour Honfleur with rich maritime tradition
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Caen the lively university city is a perfect base from which to explore the D-Day Landing Beaches
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Deauville, the Parisians’ favourite but Trouville is preferred
by many. Bayeux’s museum housing the 70 metre tapestry is
open all year
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Visit Monet’s famous garden at Givern
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Visit Château Gaillard near Les
Andely, Richard the Lionheart's castle
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Evreux’s half-timbered houses in Pont Audemer and the cathedral
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Cherbourg at the top reaching into the English channel
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Mont St Michel, France's tourist attraction No.2 after the Eiffel tower.
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Coutance’s splendid cathedral
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Alençon, former lace capital on the edge of the pretty Ecouves Forest
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Fairy taile Château d’O near Argentan
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Seine-Maritime
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Gros Horloge, a Sunday fleamarket in Rouen with a medieval centre
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Dieppe with its new harbour-side cafés and restaurant
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The famous Chalk cliffs at Etretat, a Bénédictine distillery in Fécamp and the
Roman amphitheatre in Lillebonne
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