Activities in Calvados, Normandy

If you're in France, visit the Mémorial de Caen, a museum dedicated to the Second World War, the Landing of Normandy on D-Day and the Cold War. It's an essential place to learn about 20th-century history. Why Visit Mémorial de Caen?.

With the Day Pass, you have a ticket to the Caen Mémorial Museum and a D-Day tour included to explore the scenes from the Normandy landings. What Does the Day Pass Include?.

Climb aboard a motorcycle with a sidecar and ride along the coast of Normandy from Deauville. You'll visit picturesque villages such as Honfleur or Trouville-sur-Mer. Options.

Visit one of the symbolic jewels of Normandy with this day trip to Mont-Saint-Michel. Immerse yourself in its legendary history with this day trip from Bayeux. Day Trip Details.

Explore the city of Normandy and its surrounding area with this Honfleur private sidecar tour. You'll get to know this beautiful area of Normandy in a different and original way!. Honfleur Sidecar Tour.

Discover Caen la mer with our 24, 48, or 72-hour City Pass, giving access to the city's must-see attractions. Caen la mer City Pass. Explore this destination in the Normandy region of France!

Visit the site of the Normandy Landings on this private motorcycle + sidecar tour from Bayeux and immerse yourself in the history of D-Day during World War II. Normandy Landings Motorcycle + Sidecar Tour.

If you want to explore the history of one of the most typical beverages of Normandy, a visit to the Père Magloire Distillery is a must. The best place to learn about apple brandy!. Why Visit the Père Magloire Distillery?.

Combine sport and tourism on this bike tour in Honfleur, one of the most beautiful places in Normandy. Are you ready to cycle around the city?. Bike Tour Details. At the time indicated, we'll start this bike tour in Honfleur from Rue Haute.

Caen is a historic city in France. Highlights - Learn about. Founded 57 B. C. by the Romans. Medieval castle, built by William the Conqueror. Hundred Years' War. Normandy invasion. Battle of Normandy. Destruction during World War II.