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The D-Day landing beaches
Visit the museums and see the beaches where
it all happened over 50 years ago. Also St
Mère Eglise with the effigy of the parachutist
still suspended from the church tower. |
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Bayeux and the Tapestry
The lovely old town of Bayeux and the famous
Bayeux Tapestry,over 200 fett long, which
describes, in embroidered images, the Norman
invasion of England. |
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Le Mont Saint Michel
A spritual experience in a magical setting.
The architecture reflects medieval society
- the town at the lower levels up to the
Gothic abbey at the summet. |
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La Cité de la Mer
La Cité de la Mer, a vast scientific, historic
and recreational complex takes you through
a sensational experience of an underwater
adventure. The submarine 'Le Redoutable'
is housed in a made to measure dry dock and
is a visit not to be missed.
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Château de Fontaine-Henri
The Château de Fontaine-Henri is a fully
furnished château of the renaissance period.
It was built on the old site of the XI century
fortress which sheltered Henry IV after the
battle of the 5th June 1595. |
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Les Roches de Ham
A vine view point over the river and a great
place to sample the local cider and galettes
while sitting out on the terrace overlooking
the valley |
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Les Gorges de la Vire
Take a leisurely drive through this very
picturesque gorge or be adventurous and go
on foot to appreciate the views and ever
changing seasonal colours. You can even experience
the sensation of bungy jumping from the Souleuvre
viaduct. |
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