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10 Best Things to do in Normandy, France
Welcome to Top5ForYou. Today we will share some of the best things to do in Normandy. Visiting the Normandy tourist sites appears to be the best option, with a plethora of amazing destinations. These are the 10 best things to do in Normandy and will make your journey memorable. So, let's have a look at some of the most popular activities in Normandy and the top 10 best things to do in Normandy.
Number 10: Gastronomic Experiences.
Number 9: Le Havre.
Number 8: Old Rouen.
Number 7: Notre-Dame de Rouen.
Number 6: Tatihou Island.
Number 5: Claude Monet’s House and Gardens.
Number 4: Tapisserie de Bayeaux.
Number 3: Honfleur.
Number 2: Mont-Saint-Michel.
Number 1: Étretat Cliffs.
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@williamkazak469 Год назад

I loved the Impressionists. So many beautiful locations!

@zinaustro 7 месяцев назад

Erm, uh, Hello? The landing beaches of WWIi?

@bramvanoost 10 месяцев назад

I love how natural this computer voice is in mimicking the butchery of the French language.

@Zodia195 Год назад

Okay my plan for whenever I go to France was to visit Normandy for Family History reasons (my French ancestors are from Normandy and my great uncle is buried there due to being killed on D-Day), and to go to Paris for the art reasons. I totally forgot my fav artist (Monet) of all time lived in this area so I am just going to stick with Normandy lol. His art definitely inspired my art and Impression is my fav art movement for a reason.

@Top5ForYouyt Год назад

I wish you visit here soon

@Zodia195 Год назад

@@bambooprincess3495 Well it wouldn't surprise me. But one of my great-grandfathers is from England too, so I know I have English in me. In fact when I took one of the Genealogy DNA tests, I was mostly England/Irish lol (only by a little though since French/German weren't far behind). No surprise there since I take after my English relatives in the looks departments, only I have my dad's blonde hair (it was from him I got my French and Irish side from, my mom is German and English descent). In fact, I didn't realize just HOW many blondes were on my dad's side and I bet it does come from the Vikings that did settle in Normandy. Sorry for the ramble, family history and history in general is just an interest of mine.