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Title: A Tourist Guide To Normandy
Author: Dan Oldfield
Article:
The region of Normandy is located in Northern France. The area
has an important historic past in that in 1944, it was where
thousands of soldiers came on D-Day. It is a popular tourist
location not only for the history but also for the rugged
natural beauty of the Normandy coast and traditional French feel.
History of Normandy Normandy has a very impressive history
linked to the war. On June 6, 1944, thousands of D-Day soldiers
roamed the beaches of Normandy and battled the Nazi army. There
are now numerous cemeteries, battle sites and memorials across
the region due to the impact of this famous battle.
Travelling to Normandy There are plenty of options for
travelling to Normandy. Good road networks, a railway, ferries
and nearby airports make getting there easy. Ferry services run
from southern UK ports to Caen, Cherbourg, Dieppe and Le Havre.
Trains run from Paris to Normandy as do internal flights.
Accommodation Normandy has plenty of accommodation options that
suit all budgets. These options include chateaux's, farm houses
as well as different standards of hotels. A popular
accommodation option in this region is to rent a holiday home
although you have to be quick to get one. Campsites are a great
option if you are thinking o moving around the area to get a
feel for the whole place.
Sights and Attractions The main features in Normandy are the
historic war memorials and cemeteries that offer an insight on
the extremity of the war. Other popular sightseeing places to
visit are the various towns in Normandy. Visit Bayeux and see
the replica of the Bayeux tapestry that provides knowledge into
the battles of William the Conqueror.
Shopping Many Brits travel across to Normandy discount food and
beverage products and then head back to the UK. Tourists from
the UK often holiday in Normandy purely for the shopping. The
flea market in Caen attracts antique enthusiasts and collectors
from the whole area. There are plenty of standard high street
shops as well as traditional markets and smaller unique stores
all over Normandy.
Dining Choices Normandy is the same as almost everywhere in
France as far as food is concerned. The cuisine is spectacular
offering a range of international dishes, fresh seafood and
delicious cheeses. The wine in the region is world renowned and
a must have. Try a meal that contains one of the regions famous
cheeses of Camembert, Pont l'Evêque, and Liverot.
About the author:
Dan Oldfield writes at Hire Cars and produced this travel guide.
<a href="http://www.hirecars.co.uk">tourist guide to Normandy
from Budget car hire specialist</a> . Dan also writes for <a
href="http://www.selfcatering.co.uk">The Self catering rental
comparator</a>
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