The number of people visiting the World War II cemeteries, museums and battle sites along the Normandy coast of France has soared in recent years, creating a tourist windfall but generating criticism ...

Normandy Tourism, with the support of the Normandy Region, is proud to announce the launch of the “Explore Normandy Pass,” dedicated this year to Remembrance Tourism to mark the 80th anniversary of ...

Normandy is set for an eventful year, with several exciting events lined up. For the past three years, the region has been actively preparing for the Caen Millennium celebrations in 2025, forging ...

Fécamp (photo: Thomas Le Floc'H) By Jacquelin Carnegie There are so many reasons to explore France’s Normandy coastline: The Côte d’Albâtre (Alabaster coast) is a stretch of chalk cliffs, like England ...

Enjoy evocative art in the manicured gardens at Jardins d’Etretat. — Photos: DAVID BOWDEN Normandy (or Normandie), with its ever-changing skies and rugged coastline, initially appealed to local French ...

These warmer seasons are Normandy's most crowded. But even at its hottest, Normandy usually only sees an average of about 70 ...

The quiet beaches and rural villages of Normandy, France, exploded with fire and fury in the early morning hours of June 6, 1944. D-Day. The climactic battle of World War II. The United States and its ...

The Berigny Basin, a part of Fecamp’s harbor that abuts the site of the new Fisheries Museum, set to open in February. Photo Credit: Nadine Godwin Pleasure boats bob at their anchors in the small, ...