Discover the charm and history of Normandy on this unforgettable road trip. From the medieval streets of Rouen to the dramatic cliffs of Étretat, and the poignant D-Day beaches to the iconic Mont Saint-Michel, this itinerary offers the perfect blend of culture, nature, and history. With the Lambus app, you can easily plan every stop, organize your accommodation, and keep track of your itinerary, ensuring a smooth and stress-free trip through one of France’s most beautiful regions.

Day 1: Rouen

• Rouen Cathedral: A stunning Gothic masterpiece, painted by Monet.
• Gros-Horloge: The medieval astronomical clock is a must-see.
• Joan of Arc Museum: Learn about the famous heroine's life and trial.
• Stroll through the Old Town: The timber-framed houses and narrow streets are perfect for wandering.

Day 2: Étretat

• Cliffs of Étretat: These dramatic chalk cliffs are famous for their natural arches and beautiful coastal scenery.
• Hike the cliffs: The paths along the coast offer breathtaking views.
• Village of Étretat: A charming spot to enjoy some local seafood and soak in the seaside atmosphere.

Day 3: Honfleur

• Vieux Bassin (Old Harbor): This picturesque port town is known for its colorful houses and art galleries.
• Eugène Boudin Museum: A great place to see works by the pre-Impressionist artist and others inspired by the Normandy coast.
• Explore the cobbled streets: Honfleur has a lovely old-world charm.

Day 4: Deauville & Trouville

• Deauville Beach: Famous for its boardwalk and beachside umbrellas.
• Casino of Deauville: If you’re feeling lucky, try your hand at one of France’s most glamorous casinos.
• Trouville-sur-Mer: Right next to Deauville, this town has a relaxed atmosphere with seafood markets and a beautiful beach.

Day 5: D-Day Beaches & Memorials

• Omaha Beach: One of the most famous D-Day landing sites.
• American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer: A solemn but important place to visit, overlooking Omaha Beach.
• Arromanches: Visit the artificial harbor used during the D-Day landings.
• Juno Beach & Canadian Museum: Learn about Canada's role in the Normandy landings.

Day 6: Bayeux

• Bayeux Tapestry: An 11th-century embroidery telling the story of the Norman conquest of England.
• Bayeux Cathedral: A beautiful Gothic cathedral in the heart of the town.
• Stroll through the old town: Bayeux is lovely to explore, especially with its quaint shops and cafés.

Day 7: Mont Saint-Michel

• Mont Saint-Michel: One of France’s most iconic sights, this island abbey is breathtaking.
• Wander the medieval streets: The steep streets of Mont Saint-Michel are filled with history and charm.
• Visit the Abbey: Explore the abbey’s impressive architecture and stunning views.

Best Things to Do in Normandy:

• Explore beautiful villages and coastal towns.
• Enjoy Normandy’s beaches (Étretat, Deauville).
• Visit historical sites (D-Day beaches, Bayeux Tapestry).
• Taste local specialties: Camembert cheese, cider, and Calvados.
• Enjoy scenic drives through the countryside, passing apple orchards and rolling hills.

As your road trip through Normandy comes to an end, you’ll leave with memories of breathtaking landscapes, historic landmarks, and a deeper connection to the region’s rich history. Whether it's the beauty of Mont Saint-Michel or the peaceful countryside, Normandy offers an experience that will stay with you long after your journey is over. We hope this itinerary has inspired your next adventure and look forward to seeing where your travels take you next! Enjoy planning your trips with Lambus!