Green areas, a vast cultural heritage, a marina... Caen: a pleasant town in the heart of Normandy. Take a walk through Caen and revel in its magnificent architecture. Caen, city of William the Conqueror, is heir to an exceptional heritage: the Ducal Castle, the Men's Abbey, the Ladies' Abbey.

Deauville in Calvados, on the Normandy coast

Lisieux, France's second-ranking pilgrimage town after Lourdes.

The Belle Époque charm and narrow streets of Deauville's 'twin sister' seem to conceal some well-kept secret... And as you walk along its central avenue, amidst its many fine restaurants, you can admire the hundred-year-old casino in the distance, and the splendid Cures Marines hotel and spa that stands opposite the vast sandy beach, so popular among visitors who appreciate wide, open spaces.

You'll have no trouble imagining Honfleur in the Middle Ages: this fine, 1,000 year-old city has preserved striking vestiges of its illustrious past. Its wooden church, with separate spire. Unique in France! Its marina, in the very heart of the town, lined with narrow and colourful terraced buildings. A marvel for photographers! Honfleur is, without a doubt 'a harbour like no other'!