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Normandy
From its birth with the Vikings, through the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066 in England, to the beaches of D-Day in June 1944, Normandy reveals its secrets and its characters to you. History does not stop there… The culture, the heritage, the gardens and the know-how also say a lot about the region.
Normandy
25 minutes - 22 km du château
From its birth with the Vikings, through the coronation of William the Conqueror in 1066 in England, to the beaches of D-Day in June 1944, Normandy reveals its secrets and its characters to you. History does not stop there… The culture, the heritage, the gardens and the know-how also say a lot about the region.
Cerisy-la-Foret
abbey church
You have to discover this masterpiece of Norman Romanesque art coming from the east after crossing the forest. The church seems to emerge, majestic and unexpected, in a green setting, before the village to which the Benedictine abbey gave birth. take your time to discover the site: of great beauty, worth soaking up.
02.33.57.34.63 - www.abbaye-cerisy.fr
Saint Lo
14 minutes - 15 km from the castle
Located in the Centre-Manche in Normandy, the territory of Saint-Lô Agglo enjoys a prime location between the Landing Beaches and Mont Saint-Michel.
Numerous hiking routes, on foot, by bike, on horseback or by canoe on the Vire, are available to nature lovers. Between marshes, forests and the Vire valley, this territory offers a diversity of natural landscapes, for a real summary of Normandy.
Omaha Beach
33 min - 31 km from the castle
Omaha Beach "the bloody" is undoubtedly the most famous of all the landing beaches. The austere and desolate aspect that presents in its eastern part, this narrow shore backed by a peeled embankment, facilitates the evocation of the tragic and glorious events that took place there on D-Day. It is on this American sector of operations that the number of Allied deaths was the highest.
Cherbourg
1h - 83 km from the castle
Above all a maritime town, Cherbourg-Octeville has the largest artificial harbor in the world and has several ports: marina, military port, commercial port and fishing port. Despite its hardships over the centuries, the city retains a rich monumental heritage, dominated by the remarkable ensemble of the large dike. Discover it through its museums, its churches, but also its gardens. Because Cherbourg has admirable parks inherited from an early botanical tradition, made possible by the mild climate.
Granville
1h15 - 88 km from the castle
Monte-Carlo is not the only one to have its rock. In Normandy, Granville has this privilege, which earned it its flattering name of "Monaco du Nord". Here, life is organized around the ports: pleasure, trade and fishing. A thalassotherapy center and seaside resort, Granville has a sense of celebration, as evidenced by its very famous carnival every year!
Mont St Michel
1h20 - 104 km from the castle
Between heaven and earth, standing out in the distance in the bay like a ghost ship on foggy days, Mont-St-Michel still exerts the same fascination. The bay has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979. About 100 km of coastline border it. Islands, cliffs, beaches and dunes form a succession of areas rich in a wide variety of flora and fauna.
Pointe de la Hague
1h30 - 111km
Cliffs among the highest in Europe alternating with small sandy beaches and charming ports, all linked by a green thread well known to hikers, the customs trail: this end of the world with its jagged coasts is worth its spectacular landscapes as well as for the beauty of its tropical-looking gardens.