Normandy Tours

We are able to offer 3 abbey tours in Normandie.

Pays de Caux region, visiting Abbatiale de la Sainte Trinite, Fecamp; Abbaye Notre Dame du Pre, Valmon; Montivillers and Prieure de Graville in Le Havre

Valle de la Seine region visiting Abbaye Saint George de Boscherville, Abb...

We are able to offer a tour to visit the wonderful Chateaux inthe Loire region.

We will visit Chateux Chenonceau, Frances premier privately owned chateau, built on the river Cher. Discover the breathtaking architechure, the prestigious gardens  and estate.  Chatea...

On 6 June 1944, Nazi occupied France was invaded by British, American, Commonwealth and Canadian troops resulting in Frances liberation. The Allied landings on the beaches and the ferocious Battle of Normandy are commemorated today through a moving mixture of museums, memorials and cemeterie...

Normandy Battlefield tours taking in Beaches and special interest points.  This tour can be tailor made to suit your interests. We can cover all sectors - to include British, American, Canadian & German.

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Monet spotted Giverny through a train window when travelling between Vernon and Giverny. He promptly moved there with Alice Hoschede and planted his garden so that he could paint every season. After his death the gardens and house fell into disrepair until in 1977 the Academie des Beaux Arts set ...

The year 2008 celebrates the special double jubilee of Mère Poulards 120th anniversary and Mont Saint Michels 1300th anniversary. Mont Saint Michel, is a marvel of the Western World, and was founded 1300 years ago when the Archangel Saint Michael appeared at the summit of a rocky islet pou...

Paris is the capital of France and the most romantic city in the world. Fondly known as the City of Lights it has some of the most amazing architecture and breath – taking sites such as the Eiffel Tower and Sacre Coeur. It is known as the home of Haute Couture and Haute Cuisine.  Is it...

The first Norman king of England, born 1027 in Falasie and died 9th September 1087, William was the illegitimate son of Robert I, duke of Normandy. However, as Roberts only son, he became duke at the age of eight following his fathers death. He is buried in the Abbey of St. Stephen in Caen.