Discovery of Normandy

Unusual stay in Normandy: activities!

Number of places to discover: 5 - Normandy area: 29,906 km²

Do you need a change of scenery in an original way? Normandy has no shortage of ideas for surprising activities, to do as a couple, as a family, or even alone!

In addition to a trip back in time within our establishment, we have selected for you several atypical activities to do during your next vacation in Calvados.

Colleville American Cemetery - La Rançonnière Farm

Normandy: D-day, 1944 landing

This region which extends along the fine sandy beaches of Bessin is rich in eventful historical episodes dating back to ancient civilizations. The events linked to the Landing of June 6, 1944 will remain forever engraved in memories.


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Visit Bayeux Tapestry - La Rançonnière Farm

Normandy: Discover the city of Bayeux

Located not far from the sea, in the heart of a historic region, Ferme de la Rançonnière offers a multitude of possibilities in terms of cultural leisure, for example the city of Bayeux, famous for the richness and diversity of its cultural heritage.


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Abbey of Men Caen

Normandy: Discover the city of Caen

Capital of Lower Normandy, Caen is a city of arts with a real historical heritage made up of castles, abbeys, churches and museums. Also, this city which cultivates tradition and modernism is full of sites dedicated to the major events of the 20th century that it is essential to discover.


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Visit Deauville - Rançonnière Farm

Normandy: Discover Honfleur and Deauville

Deauville is one of the seaside pearls of the Lower Normandy coast. World famous, we owe this social resort to the Duke of Morny who, seduced by this site, decided to create a racetrack and above all, to make Deauville the summer meeting place for nobility and celebrities.


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Visit Mont Saint Michel - Farm of the Rançonnière

Normandy: Discover the Bay of Mont Saint Michel

The Mont-Saint-Michel Abbey is the most visited Norman tourist site.
This “wonder of the world” was built between the 11th and 16th centuries. This high place of international pilgrimage owes its origin to the bishop of Avranches Saint-Aubert who, in the 8th century is said to have seen the appearance of the archangel Saint-Michel.


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