Normandy Tour

Rouen is a city where romance is in the air. Rouen is a city linked to the tragic fate of Joan of Arc, whose presence can still be felt in the Place du Vieux Market. Rouen is the divine Rouen Cathedral, where the great Monet awaits us with his palette and brush. Narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses, where time seems to stand still, create a sense of the depth of time. Rouen is the Vikings, it is William the Conqueror, it is Richard the Lionheart. Rouen is a mood: soft, slightly nostalgic, and surprisingly vibrant.

Honfleur is like a living postcard from old France, where time flows slowly and every street holds its own story. This cozy Norman town greets us with a picturesque harbor with narrow, painted-on houses reflected in the water and a soft light that has inspired artists for centuries. The town smells of the sea, apple cider, and a touch of bohemian laziness. Honfleur doesn't try to impress—it simply charms, and it does so effortlessly.

Trouville-sur-Mer is where Normandy reveals itself in all its refined beauty. This cozy resort is perfect for those seeking inspiration in the combination of the sea, history, and a refined atmosphere. The fish market delights with an abundance of the freshest seafood—a true culinary treasure of the region. Charming Belle Époque villas and quays lined with cozy cafés create an atmosphere of French charm and a touch of nostalgia.

Deauville is the embodiment of refined Norman elegance and bourgeois France. Wooden boardwalks lined with beach cabins named after movie stars, as if every vacationer were a character in an old film. Deauville is all about balance: French sophistication, the quiet of the morning and the glitter of the casino's evening lights, the smell of the salty breeze and the aroma of fresh croissants from small cafes. Deauville hosts elite horse racing, attracting a crowd from the business world and aristocracy. This is where the good old film "A Man and a Woman" was filmed.

I'll pick you up in Paris in a comfortable, luxury Mercedes Class V minivan. The drive to Rouen takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes. A walking tour of the historic center of Rouen. Lunch at the finest 14th-century tavern in France. A taste of French cuisine. Then we'll travel to Honfleur along country roads, passing authentic Norman landscapes and villages. The drive takes about 1 hour. In Honfleur, visit a cellar and taste Norman spirits (free). A walk through Honfleur. Then we'll travel to Trouville and Deauville. The drive takes about 30 minutes. Trouville and Deauville are also on the road. Free time. In the summer, you can rent a swimsuit. Return to Paris in the evening.