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Take a journey through the history of European art in the Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard. It houses 600 artworks, 800 archaeological exhibits, and 800 porcelain pieces.

Museum of Art and History Baron Gérard

Professional Guide

Entrance Ticket

While exploring the historical Second World War's locations, visit the Bayeux Memorial and Cemetery, the largest cemetery of Commonwealth soldiers in France.

Bayeux Memorial and Cemetery

Enjoy a peaceful walking in the Botanical Garden with 400 trees and many other unique plants.

Botanical Garden

Visit Bayeux would not be complete without exploring the medieval old town. Well-known for its gratefully preserved houses, mansions with towers, and elegant private residences, Bayeux welcomes every visitor to enjoy the authentic atmosphere.

Old Town on Aure River

Meet your private guide-driver and go on a tour of the Mont Saint-Michel, a magical island topped by a gravity-defying medieval monastery in Normandy.

Upon arrival at the parking lot together with your guide-driver, you take a shuttle to Mont Saint-Michel as cars are not allowed to go on further.

Here, you'll behold the iconic Gothic-style Benedictine abbey, a stunning architectural masterpiece constructed between the 11th and 16th centuries. The village nestled beneath its towering walls completes this picturesque scene.

Mont Saint-Michel, perched on a rocky islet amidst vast sandbanks, is renowned for experiencing some of Continental Europe's highest spring tides. These tides, which surge powerfully between Normandy and Brittany, transform the landscape, elevating the sea level by an astonishing 15 meters between low and high tide, effectively turning Mont Saint-Michel into an island—an enchanting and natural wonder of the world.

Private Trip to Mont Saint-Michel

Meet your guide-driver and go on a full-day Normandy food tour.

Today you get to know everything about Camembert cheese at one of the last two standing farms making camembert cheese. Here you taste Norman cheeses, see and learn about the production. You are then treated to lunch in one of France's nicest villages and have delicious terroir products: seasonal salad, andouille, baguette, teurgoule, butter, cheeses, ciders.

Then you are guided in the farms and estates where hard apple cider and calvados brandy are made, there you try brandies that are up to 45 years old.

Get to know everything about Camembert cheese at one of the last two standing farms making camembert cheese. Here you taste Norman cheeses, see and learn about the production.

Full Day Private Gastronomic Tour

Dating back to the Gallo-Roman period, the Bayeux Cathedral is often added to tourist itineraries. This masterpiece of Romanesque and Gothic architecture is the beating heart of Bayeux that worth visiting.

Bayeux Cathedral

The Tapestry of Bayeux is a remarkable embroidered cloth measuring about 70 meters long. It depicts the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England in 1066. The tapestry is housed in the Bayeux Museum in Normandy and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a unique historical narrative.

Tapestry of Bayeux

Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy

Explore one of the few French towns which boast well-preserved 15th-century buildings. During a 2-hour walking tour, you explore the main Cathedral* in the Romanesque and Gothic styles, beautifully preserved timber-framed houses, mansions flanked with towers, elegant private residences, medieval streets full of a palpable sense of history.

After the tour, we recommend you for independent sightseeing to visit a Tapestry Museum (audioguide is included in the ticket) and admire this key work of the Middle Ages, listed as a “World Heritage” by UNESCO. 
Another museum which we recommend for a visit - The Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy, with a vast exposition of military equipment and display of the battle in chronological order. 

*Note: during ceremonies an inside visit to the Cathedral is not available.

Explore one of the few French towns which boast well-preserved 15th-century buildings. Make sure to see the beautifully preserved timber-framed houses, mansions flanked with towers, elegant private residences, medieval streets full of a palpable sense of history.

Bayeux Guided Walking Tour

Omaha Beach is a must-visit site for any history enthusiast. Learn more than half a century's history with an experienced guide, from battlefields to historic sites, from D-Day to Normandy events. Learn about the battles and confrontations that took place during World War II, as well as about the bravery of soldiers. Visit Pointe du Hoc, lay flowers at the American cemetery in memory of the fallen soldiers of the Second World War.

Omaha Beach

Sainte-Mère-Église is a charming village in Normandy, France, renowned for its pivotal role during the D-Day landings of World War II. Its iconic church steeple, where a paratrooper famously got caught, stands as a poignant symbol of the village's wartime history.

Sainte-Mère-Église

La Pointe du Hoc is a promontory with a 35-meter cliff overlooking the English Channel on the northwestern coast of Normandy in the Calvados department, France. Pointe du Hoc was the location of a series of German bunkers and machine gun posts.

Pointe du Hoc

Meet your private guide-driver as today you go on a D-Day Tour, dedicated to the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944, for the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi Germany’s control.

During the tour, you get to see places where  the D-Day landings took place, the Invasion and the Battle of Normandy. You visit places such as Omaha Beach, Sainte-Mère-Église, and Pointe du Hoc. You also have time to explore Airborne museum located in Sainte-Mère-Eglise.

Exploring D-Day Beaches Tour

Utah Beach is the westernmost beach of the five landing areas of the Normandy Invasion of World War II. It was assaulted on June 6, 1944 (D-Day of the invasion), by elements of the U.S. 4th Infantry Division, and was taken with relatively few casualties. In the predawn hours of D-Day, units of the 82nd and 101st airborne divisions were air-dropped inland from the landing beach. They suffered many casualties from drowning and enemy fire but succeeded in their aim of isolating the seaborne invasion force from defending German units.

Utah Beach

The Airborne Museum in Sainte-Mère-Église offers a captivating journey through the events of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy, showcasing a remarkable collection of artifacts, aircraft, and personal stories. Visitors can immerse themselves in the heroic tales of paratroopers and gain a deeper understanding of the historic landings that changed the course of World War II.

Airborne Museum

Following breakfast, you'll embark with a private guide-driver on an immersive D-Day Tour—an homage to the historic Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944. This monumental event marked the beginning of Western Europe's liberation from the clutches of Nazi Germany, a pivotal chapter in the annals of history.

Throughout this journey, you will step onto the very ground where the D-Day landings, the Invasion, and the Battle of Normandy unfolded. Your pilgrimage will lead you to hallowed sites such as Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Ste Mere Eglise, and Pointe du Hoc. Each of these locations bears witness to the bravery and sacrifice of those who embarked on this daring mission.

Colleville-sur-Mer US cemetery, situated overlooking Omaha Beach, provides a poignant moment for reflection. To delve deeper into the history and heroism of D-Day, you'll have the opportunity to explore the Airborne Museum in Sainte-Mère-Église, where the courageous efforts of airborne divisions come to life, enriching your understanding of this momentous period in history.

Private Tour to D-Day Beaches & Airborne Museum

Meet your guide-driver and go on a full-day Normandy food tour. 

Today you get to know everything about Camembert cheese at one of the last two standing farms making camembert cheese. Here you taste Norman cheeses, see and learn about the production. You are then treated to lunch in one of France's nicest villages and have delicious terroir products: seasonal salad, andouille, baguette, teurgoule, butter, cheeses, ciders. 

Then you are guided in the farms and estates where hard apple cider and calvados brandy are made, there you try brandies that are up to 45 years old.

Normandy Gastronomic Tour

Tasting

Guide - Driver from Bayeux

Guide - Driver from Caen

The Longues-sur-Mer battery is a well-preserved coastal artillery site in Normandy, France, featuring four massive German-made naval guns that once guarded the English Channel during World War II. Today, visitors can explore these imposing gun emplacements and gain insight into the strategic defensive measures employed during the historic Allied landings.

Longues-sur-Mer battery

Following breakfast you take a comprehensive D-Day tour.

You start today's exploration from a short walking tour of Bayeux, a typical yet special Normandy town which boasts well-preserved 15th-century buildings. You walk along the old streets, see the Cathedral (from the outside).

Then you visit the Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy, considered among the top D-Day Landing and Operation Overlord museums dedicated to the combat in this French region. Among the exhibits you see today are military equipment, weapons, uniforms, plus you learn more about both the battles and the preparations for it.

Other sights planned to be visited today are the German World War II Longues-sur-Mer coastal defense artillery battery, as well as the Arromanches.

Explore a a typical yet special Normandy town which boasts well-preserved 15th-century buildings. Also, while there, visit  the Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy, considered among the top D-Day Landing and Operation Overlord museums dedicated to the combat in this French region.

Bayeux & D-Day Tour

Entrance Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy

Guide - Driver from Rouen

Guide - Driver from Deauville

Sainte-Catherine Church in Honfleur, France, is a stunning example of Normandy's traditional wooden architecture, with its separate bell tower a short distance away from the main structure. Built by local shipbuilders in the 15th century, the church's unique design and maritime history make it a captivating cultural and architectural landmark.

Sainte-Catherine Church

Étretat is a picturesque coastal town in Normandy, France, famed for its dramatic white cliffs, natural arches, and pebble beaches that have inspired artists and writers for centuries. The stunning cliffs, including the famous "Aiguille" and "Porte d'Aval" formations, create a breathtaking backdrop for visitors seeking both natural beauty and artistic inspiration.

Étretat

Porte d'Aval is an iconic natural limestone arch along the stunning cliffs of Étretat in Normandy, France, offering a mesmerizing frame for the expansive sea beyond. Its sculpted form, carved by the relentless waves over millennia, encapsulates the ethereal beauty that has attracted artists and visitors alike to this captivating coastal landscape.

Porte d'Aval

Porte d'Amont is another striking natural arch nestled among the breathtaking cliffs of Étretat in Normandy, France, adding to the area's enchanting coastal panorama. This distinctive arch, sculpted by the forces of nature, serves as a testament to the mesmerizing geological formations that have drawn travelers and admirers to this picturesque destination.

Porte d'Amont

Your guide driver will pick you up from your desired location.
Upon arrival in Honfleur, explore the charming Vieux Bassin area, known for its colorful buildings and picturesque harbor. Visit the Sainte-Catherine Church, a remarkable wooden church, and admire its unique architecture. Wander through the cobblestone streets, browse art galleries, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Honfleur, savoring regional specialties. (Not included)

Depart from Honfleur and embark on a scenic drive to Étretat, known for its stunning cliffs. Enjoy the picturesque Normandy countryside during the journey.

Arrive at Étretat and start your exploration of the famous cliffs.
Walk along the coastal path to witness breathtaking views of the cliffs, arches, and the English Channel.
Visit the iconic landmarks such as the Porte d'Aval and Porte d'Amont for spectacular photo opportunities.
If time permits, descend to the pebble beach and feel the awe-inspiring presence of the cliffs up close.

Bid farewell to Étretat and begin your return journey.
Enjoy the scenic drive back, reflecting on the natural beauty and memorable experiences of the day.

Your guide driver will drop you off at your desired location.
Please note that the timings provided are approximate and can be adjusted based on your preferences and the traffic conditions.

Your guide driver will pick you up from your desired location. 
Upon arrival in Honfleur, explore the charming Vieux Bassin area, known for its colorful buildings and picturesque harbor. Visit the Sainte-Catherine Church, a remarkable wooden church, and admire its unique architecture. Wander through the cobblestone streets, browse art galleries, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant in Honfleur, savoring regional specialties. (Not included)

Depart from Honfleur and embark on a scenic drive to Étretat, known for its stunning cliffs. Enjoy the picturesque Normandy countryside during the journey.

Arrive at Étretat and start your exploration of the famous cliffs.
Walk along the coastal path to witness breathtaking views of the cliffs, arches, and the English Channel.
Visit the iconic landmarks such as the Porte d'Aval and Porte d'Amont for spectacular photo opportunities.
If time permits, descend to the pebble beach and feel the awe-inspiring presence of the cliffs up close.

Bid farewell to Étretat and begin your return journey.
Enjoy the scenic drive back, reflecting on the natural beauty and memorable experiences of the day.

Your guide driver will drop you off at your desired location.
Please note that the timings provided are approximate and can be adjusted based on your preferences and the traffic conditions.

Tour to Honfleur and the Cliffs of Etretat

Guide - Driver 6pax

Guide - Driver 8pax

Guide - Driver 4pax

Bayeaux is best known for its vast tapestry illustrating the Norman Conquest of Britain in 1066 but is also renowned as a center of lacemaking. The Conservatoire de la Dentelle de Bayeux was founded in 1901 to conserve the local tradition of lacemaking, which began in the 17th century. Bayeux lace is made by hand on bobbins and its delicate patterns come in just three colors: white, black, and ecru. While once there were more than 5,000 lacemakers in Normandy, today there are less than a dozen exponents of the art and several showcase their handiwork in the Lace Conservatory.

Lace Conservatory

La Cambe German Cemetery is a solemn and poignant memorial in Normandy, France, dedicated to over 21,000 German soldiers who lost their lives during World War II. The cemetery's serene atmosphere and thoughtful design provide a space for reflection and remembrance, offering a powerful reminder of the human cost of war.

La Cambe German Cemetery

Mulberry Harbor refers to the ingenious artificial harbors constructed off the coast of Normandy, France, during World War II to support the Allied landings on D-Day. These innovative floating structures played a crucial role in facilitating the transportation of troops, supplies, and equipment, showcasing remarkable engineering feats amidst the chaos of war.

Mulberry Harbor

Embark on a captivating full-day group tour, exploring the poignant sites of World War II in Normandy. Begin at the La Cambe German Cemetery, a solemn resting place for over 21,000 German soldiers. Reflect on the human cost of war and gain insights into the German perspective.

Continue to the historic town of Sainte-Mere-Eglise, where paratroopers landed during the D-Day invasion. Visit the Airborne Museum to learn about their daring exploits.

Next, journey to Utah Beach, one of the key landing zones of the Allied forces. Marvel at the wide sandy expanse and discover the remnants of the Mulberry Harbor.

Explore the formidable Pointe du Hoc, witnessing the rugged cliffs and remnants of German fortifications. Then, visit Omaha Beach, where the American forces faced intense resistance.

Pay your respects at the American Cemetery, a serene memorial for over 9,000 soldiers. Conclude the tour at the Visitors Center, deepening your understanding of the historic events of D-Day.

Dedicate your day to Normandy's Allied invasion on June 6, 1944, for Western Europe's liberation from Nazi Germany's control. While there, explore spots where the D-Day landings, the Invasion and the Battle of Normandy took place. Also, visit such places as Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Ste Mere Eglise, and Pointe du Hoc.

Tour to Landing Beaches from Bayeux

Mont Saint Michel is a breathtaking medieval abbey located on a rocky island in Normandy, France. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a major tourist attraction. The abbey's architectural beauty, picturesque surroundings, and tidal phenomenon make it a unique and cherished destination, blending history, spirituality, and natural wonders.

Mont Saint Michel

Join a small group tour* of the Mont Saint-Michel, a magical island topped by a gravity-defying medieval monastery in Normandy. Upon arrival at the parking lot together with your guide-driver, you take a shuttle to Mont Saint-Michel as cars are not allowed to go on further.

Today you see the iconic Gothic-style Benedictine abbey in honor of the archangel St Michael built between the 11th and 16th centuries and the village that grew up in the shadow of its great walls. Perched on a rocky islet in the midst of vast sandbanks, Mont Saint-Michel is exposed to powerful tides between Normandy and Brittany - the highest spring tides in Continental Europe. The tide comes very quickly with the sea level rising by 15 meters between low and high tide, making Mont Saint-Michel an island.

*The tour starts from Bayeux and the transportation from Bayeux is not included. If you need to include it, please, contact your destination specialist.

Get amazed by a magical island topped by a gravity-defying medieval monastery in Normandy, the Mont Saint-Michel. 

See the iconic Gothic-style Benedictine abbey in honor of the archangel St Michael built between the 11th and 16th centuries and the village that grew up in the shadow of its great walls. Perched on a rocky islet in vast sandbanks, Mont Saint-Michel is exposed to powerful tides between Normandy and Brittany - the highest spring tides in Continental Europe.

Mont Saint Michel Tour

Gold Beach in France, situated along the Normandy coast, was a critical landing site during the historic D-Day invasion of World War II. Today, it offers visitors a poignant blend of scenic beauty and profound historical significance, with memorials and remnants of the landing operations providing a lasting tribute to the Allied forces' efforts.

Gold Beach

Arromanches-les-Bains is a coastal town in Normandy, France, known for its integral role in Operation Overlord during World War II. It remains a living testament to history, with remnants of the Mulberry Harbor and a museum offering insights into the innovative engineering and strategic planning behind the Allied landings.

Arromanches-les-Bains

Bayeux War Cemetery is a solemn resting place located in Bayeux, France, honoring the Allied soldiers who lost their lives during the Battle of Normandy in World War II. With its meticulously kept grounds and rows of white headstones, the cemetery stands as a moving tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom.

Bayeux War Cemetery

Embark on a captivating half-day group tour from Bayeux, starting with a visit to Arromanches. Explore this historic site, known for its artificial Mulberry Harbor, a crucial component of the D-Day landings. Witness the remnants of this engineering marvel and learn about its vital role in the Allied invasion.

Continue your journey to the Longues Gun battery, an impressive coastal defense installation. Discover the massive artillery pieces and explore the fortified bunkers, gaining insights into the challenges faced by the Allies during the invasion.

Pay your respects at the Commonwealth Cemetery, a solemn and poignant memorial to the fallen soldiers. Take a moment to reflect on their sacrifice and the impact of their bravery.

Conclude the tour with a visit to Gold Beach, one of the five landing zones on D-Day. Marvel at the expansive sandy shore and contemplate the monumental efforts and sacrifices made on this hallowed ground.

*Available on weekdays Monday to Friday

Gold Beach Tour

Group Tour from Bayeux

The Visitors Center in Colleville-sur-Mer, France (14710), stands as a gateway to understanding the profound significance of the Normandy landings, providing context and information about the historic D-Day events and the sacrifices made during World War II. Situated in close proximity to the American Cemetery, the center offers a poignant and educational experience for those exploring this hallowed ground.

Visitors Center

Embark on an immersive half-day group tour from Bayeux, exploring the significant sites of Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and the American Cemetery. Begin your journey at Pointe du Hoc, where you'll witness the dramatic cliffs and craters left from the intense battle. Learn about the heroic efforts of the American Rangers who scaled these treacherous heights.

Continue to Omaha Beach, one of the most renowned landing zones of the D-Day invasion. Walk along the sandy shores and reflect on the bravery and sacrifices of the Allied forces.

Pay your respects at the solemn American Cemetery, a serene resting place for over 9,000 soldiers. Take a moment of reflection amidst the rows of white crosses and the Stars of David.

Conclude the tour at the Visitors Center, where exhibits and multimedia presentations provide further insights into the historic events of D-Day and its aftermath.

Tour to Omaha Beach

The Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Rouen, located in Rouen, France, is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture that has inspired artists like Claude Monet. With its intricate facade and impressive spires, the cathedral stands as a testament to centuries of craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Rouen

The Saint-Maclou Church in Rouen, France, is a stunning example of Flamboyant Gothic architecture, known for its intricate stone carvings and intricate details. Dating back to the 15th century, this historical church captivates visitors with its exquisite craftsmanship and rich religious history.

The Saint-Maclou Church

Le Gros-Horloge, located in Rouen, France, is a striking astronomical clock that dates back to the 14th century. Its intricate design, adorned with a decorative arch and an ornate mechanism, makes it a captivating landmark and a window into the city's medieval past.

Le Gros-Horloge

St. Joan of Arc's Church in Rouen, France, is a significant religious site commemorating the life of the legendary French heroine. With its modern design and prominent spire, the church pays homage to Joan of Arc's legacy and serves as a place of reflection and devotion.

St Joan of Arc's Church

After breakfast you meet your guide who takes you on a 3-hour walking sightseeing tour of Rouen. 

You see the soaring Notre-Dame Cathedral which is the tallest cathedral in France, the Saint-Maclou church and churchyard, the the Gros Horloge or Clock Tower in the beautifully restored medieval quarter, the Renaissance Parlement de Normandie as well as the old marketplace and the futuristic St. Joan of Arc church, erected in honor of Joan of Arc who was executed in this city.

During the tour you also learn about the tragic fate of the city during the Second World War when approximately 45% of Rouen was destroyed. Your guide shows the area between the Seine River and the Rouen Cathedral which burned for 48 hours in June 1940 as the Nazis did not allow firemen access to the fire. You also explore other areas and sights which were destroyed in 1944 before and during the Battle of Normandy.

Traces of the Second World War in Rouen

Round Trip from Bayeux/Caen Sedan

Round Trip from Bayeux/Caen Minivan

Juno Beach is a historic site in Normandy, France, where Canadian forces landed during the D-Day invasion on June 6, 1944, in World War II. It was one of the five main landing zones and witnessed intense fighting. Today, Juno Beach is a memorial and museum, honoring the Canadian contribution and remembering the events of D-Day.

Juno Beach

Bernières-sur-Mer is a picturesque coastal village in Normandy, France, known for its serene beaches and historic significance as one of the D-Day landing sites. Its tranquil charm and proximity to Juno Beach make it a poignant destination for both relaxation and reflection on the events of World War II.

Bernières-sur-Mer

Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer is a charming seaside town nestled along the Normandy coast, offering a blend of coastal beauty and historical intrigue. With its sandy beaches and close proximity to Juno Beach, it provides a peaceful setting for visitors to appreciate both natural landscapes and wartime history.

Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer

The Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian Cemetery, located in Normandy, France, is a solemn resting place for Canadian soldiers who gave their lives during the D-Day landings and subsequent operations of World War II. With its serene surroundings and meticulously maintained grounds, the cemetery stands as a poignant tribute to the sacrifice and valor of those who fought for freedom.

Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian Cemetery

The Canadian Abbey d’Ardenne Massacre Memorial, situated in Normandy, France, commemorates the tragic execution of Canadian prisoners of war by German forces during World War II. This solemn memorial serves as a reminder of the harrowing events of the past and honors the lives lost in the pursuit of liberty.

Canadian Abbey d’Ardenne Massacre Memorial

Experience a captivating full-day group tour from Bayeux to the Canadian sector, immersing yourself in the rich history of Juno Beach. 

Begin at the Juno Beach Center, where you'll gain insights into Canadian contributions through engaging exhibits. Explore the Canadian Underground Bunkers, offering a glimpse into the strategic operations during the war. 

Visit the picturesque villages of Bernieres and Saint Aubin, witnessing the remnants of the past. Pay homage at the solemn Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian Cemetery, a poignant tribute to the fallen. Discover Hell's Corner, a crucial battlefield during the D-Day landings. Continue to the haunting Ardenne Abbey, bearing witness to the sacrifices made. 

Conclude the tour with visits to Carpiquet and the vibrant city of Caen, filled with historical significance.

Tour to Canadian DDay Sites

Explore the captivating expanse of Juno Beach, spanning approximately nine miles and encompassing four quaint villages. This remarkable tour warrants at least two essential stops: Courseulles and Bernières.

Accompanied by your knowledgeable guide, embark on a journey to discover a multitude of monuments dedicated to the valiant Canadians who played a significant role in the historic events. Prepare to be enthralled by riveting tales that accompany these landmarks. For a deeper understanding, immerse yourself in the rich historical narratives showcased at the Juno Beach Center, the exclusive Canadian museum nestled in Normandy.

Just a short distance away lies the poignant Canadian cemetery, serving as a profound tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. A visit to the Ardenne Abbey, located beyond Caen, evokes a somber atmosphere as you bear witness to the tragic execution of Canadian prisoners by Nazi soldiers, leaving an indelible impact on your heart and mind.

Juno Beach Tour

Giverny is a quaint village in France renowned for its picturesque landscapes that inspired the famous Impressionist painter Claude Monet. Visitors can explore Monet's enchanting garden, vibrant with water lilies and lush flora, offering a glimpse into the artistic vision that shaped some of the world's most celebrated masterpieces.

Giverny

The Rouen Museum of Fine Arts, located in Rouen, France, houses a remarkable collection of artworks spanning from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Its diverse exhibits showcase the talents of renowned artists and offer a captivating journey through various artistic movements and periods.

Rouen Museum of Fine Arts

Immerse yourself on a sophisticated trip to Normandy! Visit the region which inspired Claude Monet and many other impressionists.  Continue your journey to Rouen along the Seine River, visit an open-air studio and view the artworks of the most famous painters. The adventure full of inspiration and fine arts awaits you - add it to your itinerary and experience something really out of the ordinary!

Thinking about France's starting point? Your next stop should be Normandy! Home to a variety of famous Impressionist artists and historic battlefields. Travel with an experienced guide in a private tour through the countryside and explore your interests in depth while discovering the town of Rouen, the Channel coast, Monet's private gardens in Giverny, and the Fine Art Academy Museum. Get the most from your French adventure by adding the tour of fine arts to your itinerary!

Impressionists in Normandy Tour

Entrance to Giverny

Guide - Driver for 9h

This 15th-century castle and church located on the rocky top attract thousands of tourists in a year. This stunning castle surrounded by a picturesque village hosts interesting exhibitions and collections and worth visiting while your next trip to Luxembourg!

Benedictine Abbey

Join a private tour of the Mont Saint-Michel, a magical island topped by a gravity-defying medieval monastery in Normandy. Upon arrival at the parking lot together with your guide-driver, you take a shuttle to Mont Saint-Michel as cars are not allowed to go on further.

Today you see the iconic Gothic-style Benedictine abbey in honor of the archangel St Michael built between the 11th and 16th centuries and the village that grew up in the shadow of its great walls. Perched on a rocky islet in the midst of vast sandbanks, Mont Saint-Michel is exposed to powerful tides between Normandy and Brittany - the highest spring tides in Continental Europe. The tide comes very quickly with the sea level rising by 15 meters between low and high tide, making Mont Saint-Michel an island.

Get amazed by a magical island topped by a gravity-defying medieval monastery in Normandy, the Mont Saint-Michel. See the iconic Gothic-style Benedictine abbey in honor of the archangel St Michael built between the 11th and 16th centuries and the village that grew up in the shadow of its great walls. Perched on a rocky islet in vast sandbanks, Mont Saint-Michel is exposed to powerful tides between Normandy and Brittany - the highest spring tides in Continental Europe.

Bayeux: entrance Mont Saint Michel

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Privat Transfer Sedan

Privat Transfer Van

Professional Guide Normandy

Going on a food tour is always a fun way to discover something new while also indulging in good food. Often, these tours are held in major cities and provide tourists with a deeper knowledge of the local cuisine. That's why 
Culinary Traditions of Normandy Private Tour is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about one of France's most famous foods. Learn everything about Camembert, craft cider & beer, and have an authentic lunch in a petite French village! Explore Normandy from a different (tasty) side - set on a gastronomy tour and feel the Eldorado of French delicacies!

An exciting way to enjoy good food while learning something new is to take a food tour. If you're interested in learning more about one of France's most famous foods, the Culinary Traditions of Normandy Private Tour is for you.Learn about the terroir, taste specialties such as Camembert cheese or Calvados apple cider, and visit small artisanal producers - some who still make their products by hand Become a connoisseur of the French delicacies, while taking a gastronomy tour in Normandy!

Culinary Traditions of Normandy Tour

Professional Local Guide in Normandy

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Full Day

Half Day with Car

Full Day with Car

Set off from Bayeux at dawn to embark on a magical expedition to Mont Saint Michel, where you'll be greeted by a tapestry of awe-inspiring vistas and a deep dive into cultural marvels. 

From the moment you arrive, seize the opportunity to wander through this legendary site, allowing its history and beauty to unfold at your leisure. Elevating your adventure, indulge in a meticulously arranged tasting event, where you'll savour the essence of Normandy through its renowned local delicacies. 

This immersive encounter with the region's culinary heritage promises to add a flavorful dimension to your journey. As the day winds down, enjoy a relaxed journey back to Bayeux, capping off an unforgettable day of exploration and indulgence.

Mont Saint Michel Group Tour

Discover the enchanting town of Honfleur with a private guide, where history and art blend seamlessly under the unique Normandy light. This tour offers more than just a visit to ancient monuments like the Lieutenance, St. Leonard, and Ste. Catherine churches. Experience the indescribable atmosphere that has lured artists for centuries. 

Walk in the footsteps of Eugene Boudin, Johann Barthold Jongkind, and their famed student, Claude Monet, and see why Honfleur became a cradle of Impressionism. Join us for a journey not just through places, but through the light and inspiration that define Honfleur.

Highlights of Honfleur

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Mont Saint-Michel

There is no need to postpone visiting the cities on your wishlist and starting with Bayeux in Normandy is a great idea! If you are eager to visit all of its main attractions and explore its history and heritage, you don't have to spend countless hours trying to come up with the best itinerary. Choose from the planned Bayeux activities and take advantage of comprehensive sightseeing tours, centrally-located hotels, private airport transfers, and an overall worry-free traveling experience. France awaits!

Bayeux Trips

World War II: Battlefields of France and Belgium

Normandy Discovery

Paris & Normandy Region (Bayeux, Rouen)

Bayeux, Normandy

Set away from the main France tourist trails, the fascinating town of Bayeux is still an important spot for exploring local history. Being an ancient Norman hub and boasting a favorable location by the sea, Bayeux has long-played one of the leading parts in the destiny of the region. Though today the strategic significance is not its crucial point, the cultural value of Bayeux is hard to overestimate. Any Bayeux exploration is reminiscent of a trip to the Middle Ages as you stroll along the narrow cobbled streets, gloomy yet solemn Gothic churches, surrounded by small half-timbered houses and petite stone bridges. The most vivid evidence of the city's glorious past is the stunning 13th-century Bayeux Cathedral, majestically towering the city and being the most recognizable Bayeux building. Craving for even more outstanding discoveries? Don’t forget to visit the museum housing the 70-meter long Bayeux Tapestry, created in the 11th century and illustrating the Norman conquest.

Arrival and City Tour Upon arrival to the train station meet your driver to have a transfer to the hotel.Meet your guide in the hotel lobby and explore one of the few French towns which boast well-preserved 15th-century buildings. During a 2-hour walking tour, you explore the main Cathedral* in the Romanesque and Gothic styles, beautifully preserved timber-framed houses, mansions flanked with towers, elegant private residences, medieval streets full of a palpable sense of history.After the tour, you may visit a Tapestry Museum (audioguide is included in the ticket) and admire this key work of the Middle Ages, listed as a “World Heritage” by UNESCO.&nbsp; Another museum which we recommend for a visit - The Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy, with a vast exposition of military equipment and display of the battle in chronological order.*Note: during ceremonies an inside visit to the Cathedral is not available.

Tour to Mont Saint-Michel Following breakfast, meet your guide-driver and have a small group tour* of the Mont Saint-Michel, a magical island topped by a gravity-defying medieval monastery in Normandy. Upon arrival at the parking lot together with your guide-driver, you take a shuttle to Mont Saint-Michel as cars are not allowed to go on further.Today you see the iconic Gothic-style Benedictine abbey in honor of the archangel St Michael built between the 11th and 16th centuries and the village that grew up in the shadow of its great walls. Perched on a rocky islet in the midst of vast sandbanks, Mont Saint-Michel is exposed to powerful tides between Normandy and Brittany - the highest spring tides in Continental Europe. The tide comes very quickly with the sea level rising by 15 meters between low and high tide, making Mont Saint-Michel an island.After the tour you return to your hotel and have the rest of the day free.*Group size is maximum 8 people.

D-Day Tour After breakfast you meet your guide-driver as today you go on small group* D-Day Tour, dedicated to the Allied invasion of Normandy on June 6, 1944, for the liberation of Western Europe from Nazi Germany’s control.During the tour you get to see places where took place the D-Day landings, the Invasion and the Battle of Normandy. You visit such places as Omaha Beach, Utah Beach, Ste Mere Eglise, and Pointe du Hoc. After the tour you are taken to your hotel in Bayeux. Today you also visit American cemetery at Colleville where you’ll take a quick tour through the visitor center and then tour the cemetery.The rest of the day is free.*Group size is maximum 8 people.

Departure Following breakfast in your hotel, you check out and depart from Bayeux.

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