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Holiday rentals in Normandy

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Flat in Courseulles-sur-Mer
Sea view apartment
Very nice one-bedroom apartment with sea views located on the 3rd and top floor. Direct beach access Great for a pleasant stay by the sea Numerous nearby activities: restaurants/shops/activities T2 apartment: living room/loggia sea view,bedroom with loggia, queen bed, shower room, toilet, equipped kitchen,BZ in the living room for two additional beds. Towel/washcloth and sheets rental to be paid on arrival(€10/bed and €5/towels) Local bike Residence without elevator.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Courseulles-sur-Mer
Apartment Sea View Courseulles
Great sea views and direct access to the beach with no roads to cross, close by, downtown, markets, port, skate park, cinema, bowling, restaurants, pool, mini golf. Crossing one-bedroom apartment, in perfect condition located in a secure residence with elevator. Living room with a BZ for 2 people, equipped kitchen. A loggia with sea views. A bedroom with its south-facing loggia, 160 bed, dressing room with wardrobe. private parking. Local by common bike
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Superhost
Cottage in Saint-Wandrille-Rançon
Le four à pain - Bread Oven
Charming old half-timbered bread oven, located on the edge of a stream, it consists of: - Living room with a wood stove, - Food, - Upstairs : - shower room / WC accessible by a miller's ladder (see photos), - bedroom with a 160x200 bed with a view of the stream, accessible by a miller's ladder (see photos), Bedroom and bathroom do not communicate. Garden furniture, BBQ, private parking, firewood included Another cottage, the Stone House, is 100m away
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Flat in Deauville
L’O2 MER - Ocean view- Parking gratuit
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Flat in Caen
Quiet studio, city center - historic district
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Flat in Honfleur
The balcony of the port super center Honfleur
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Flat in Dieppe
Le Berry
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Tiny home in Saint-Maur-des-Bois
The Little Cider Barn @ appletree hill
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Flat in Caen
Le "Reine Mathilde", Charm & Comfort, Center
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Flat in Courseulles-sur-Mer
Splendid sea views for 2 people
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Flat in Trouville-sur-Mer
Beautiful 19th century Manoir apartment ON the beach
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Flat in Honfleur
Cozy nest downtown Honfleur with T2 view
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Apartment in Bayeux
Ground floor apartment near Cathedral
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Home in Vouilly
Le Clos de Blisse - Juno Lodge
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Townhouse in Lion-sur-Mer
Old fisherman's house 100m from the beach!
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Your guide to Normandy

Welcome to Normandy

This region of northwest France is packed with history both ancient and modern. Normandy is as famous for the 11th-century invasion of England (and the Bayeux Tapestry that still resides here) as it is for the birth of Impressionism and the D-Day landings. Medieval castles and churches punctuate its pastoral landscape and rugged coastline, culminating in the Gothic grandeur of its capital city, Rouen, whose famous cathedral pierces the sky with its three great spires. A gentler beauty prevails in port towns like Le Havre and Honfleur, not to mention the loveliness of seaside resorts such as Deauville, Granville, and Trouville-sur-Mer. There’s space for quiet contemplation, too, at the famed landing beaches of the Second World War, which are marked by moving tributes, from the Caen Peace Memorial and the Arromanches museum to the 9,388 white crosses of the Normandy American Cemetery.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Normandy

With its sandy beaches, sea breezes, and late sunsets, summer is a delight in Normandy. It’s also a time when some of Normandy’s largest events take place. Annual D-Day commemorations are held in June, and in July the Fêtes Médiévales de Bayeux joyously celebrate the region’s medieval history with Viking, Saxon, and Norman re-enactments. For those who prefer it a little quieter, spring and autumn can be a good time to visit (pack layers and waterproofs, as the weather can be unpredictable), and May is a great time to be in Rouen, when the city celebrates its most famous heroine, Joan of Arc. If you’re a cinephile, September is the time to head to Deauville: the American Film Festival attracts the biggest stars of the silver screen to its celebrated boardwalk.


Top things to do in Normandy

Mont-Saint-Michel

There are many profound sights in Normandy, but none quite as mystical as the silhouette of this Romanesque monastery rising up from its own rock island, overlooking the tidal bay between Cancale and Granville. Walk across the footbridge (there’s also a shuttle bus) to marvel at its abbey cloisters or — if you arrive in summer — take in one of the outdoor concerts held in its 1,300-year-old courtyards.

André Malraux Museum of Modern Art at Le Havre

Many Normandy locations inspired Claude Monet, but it was his painting of a sunrise over Le Havre that dubbed him an Impressionist. The permanent exhibition here spans three centuries, and its collection of Impressionist works is second only to that at the Musée d’Orsay.

Bagnoles de l’Orne

Well concealed within the Normandie-Maine Regional Park, this spa town makes you feel as if you’ve stumbled back in time and through a magical forest. Belle Époque buildings, including an elegant casino and a grand palace, look out over its serene lake, relaxing you long before you’ve thought about your first spa treatment.

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