Rouen city

It was in Rouen where Joan of Arc was burnt in 1431, being declared a heretic. Now, the city is a real open-air museum of masterpieces of Gothic architecture

	Normandy Normandy attracts vacationers with recognized resorts, historical monuments, Camembert cheese and Calvados drink
	Cancale The Cancale resort is called an Emerald Coast. The sea is cool and beaches are deserted even in the midst of a season here. Excellent sea food restaurants
	Coutances Coutances, the ancient town of Bishops, is considered to be a city of art. The main attraction is Notre Dame de Coutances, the oldest of Norman Gothic cathedrals (XIII century)
	Deauville The main pride of Deauville are two hippodromes - La Touquet and Clairefontaine, where all the year round are held racings, horses selling auctions and international meetings of equestrian sports representatives
	Fecamp Fecamp is a coastal town, famous for fresh cod and Benedictine liqueur with herbs and spices
	Christmass Shoping in La Mure
	D-Day museum Connoisseurs and lovers of military history should not miss an excursion to the D-Day museum, located in a German blockhouse of the Second World War
	Mont Saint-Michel Thousands of pilgrims, starting from XII century to present days, tend to see Mont Saint-Michel monastery, a symbol of unwavering Christian stronghold
	Mont Saint-Michel