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Caen in One Day: A Walking Itinerary to Discover Normandy’s Historic Capital

In 2026, Normandy Celebrates Claude Monet

In 2026, Normandy turns its gaze once again to one of its most universal names: Claude Monet. One hundred years after the painter’s death, on December 5, 1926, in Giverny

Winter season in France: how to travel well through Normandy, Champagne and Brittany

Located about two hours from Paris, Normandy is one of the most accessible regions for those wishing to explore France beyond the capital.

Normandy and World War II: What to Visit Beyond the D-Day Beaches

The D-Day landings of June 6, 1944, marked a turning point in World War II, initiating the liberation of France and Europe along the shores of Normandy.

Romantic Escapes in Normandy: 5 Experiences for Two

Normandy remains one of France’s most charming destinations for couples in search of intimacy and authenticity.

Maisons de Champagne and Contemporary Art: A Dialogue Between Tradition and Innovation

Cave Pommery and Maison Ruinart show us that champagne is not only a drink of celebration — it is also a powerful medium of artistic expression.

Caen: A Historic and Cultural Gem in the Heart of Normandy

Nestled in the Normandy region of northwestern France, the city of Caen is a captivating destination rich in history, culture, and architectural beauty

Saint Thérèse, The Little Flower of Jesus: Faith, History, and Life in Normandy

Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, also known as St. Teresa of the Child Jesus or the Little Flower, is one of the most beloved and revered figures in the Catholic Church

Cider Route : A Gastronomic Experience and Culture in the Heart of Pays d’Auge

France has a centuries-old tradition of cider-making, particularly in the regions of Normandy and Brittany. This is where the Cider Route

The Vineyards of Champagne: Terroir, Culture, and History

Champagne is an iconic region of France, world-famous for being the birthplace of the most prestigious sparkling wine in the world.

Emily in Paris : From the Champagne Region to Giverny

Emily leaves the French capital to explore the bucolic charms of Giverny in Normandy, home to the famous gardens of Claude Monet.

The Ongoing Legacy of Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral

Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral stands not only as a symbol of religious devotion but also as a cherished cornerstone of our cultural heritage, revered both nationally and internationally.

John Steele : World War II Hero and the Birth of a Legend

John Steele, um paraquedista americano cuja experiência durante a invasão do Dia D o transformou em uma figura lendária.

Gastronomy and Traditional Dishes in Normandy: An Inoubliable Culinary Experience

The Normandy region, in the northwest of France, is a charming destination for tourists seeking authentic cultural and, of course, delicious experiences.

Honfleur : The French Village that Gave Birth to the Impressionist Movement

Nicknamed "The City of Painters," the town of Honfleur significantly inspired the creation and development of the Impressionist movement.

Céline Dion at Paris 2024

The big show began at 1.30am Singapore time and concluded at 5.30am with the stunning rendition of  (literally “Song to Love”) by Céline Dion.

Coco Chanel: The Fashion Icon who Revolutionized the 20th Century

Continuing the series of texts about women who marked the history of France and the world, one of these emblematic figures is Coco Chanel, whose influence on fashion transcends generations and borders.

What’s the best glass for your champagne ?

Birthdays, grand openings, New Year's celebrations – any occasion calls for the popping of a champagne bottle.

Joana D’Arc, the French heroine

Joan of Arc is certainly the most renowned woman in French history and a legendary figure worldwide. As a heroine, war leader, and saint of the Catholic Church, she played a significant role during the Hundred Years' War.

Normandy landings : 10 cult films to watch about D-Day

In 2024, Normandy will commemorate and celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings and Battle. As part of the celebrations, we will propose 10 cult films about the Second World War.

Religious Tourism in Normandy, France

Normandy, located in the northwest region of France, is a destination rich in history and spirituality, offering visitors a variety of significant religious sites.

5 reasons to visit – or revisit – Normandy in 2024

Normandy stands out as one of the settings immortalized by the artists, much like its neighbouring region, Île-de-France.

Paris 2024 : Iconic Olympic Venues with Stories to Tell

Host cities of recent editions of the Olympic Games have successfully transformed their most iconic locations into memorable competition settings.

Valentin’s Day in Normandy : Do you know the most romantic places in the region ?

For those planning to spend this special day (or any other) in Normandy, we've compiled some romantic activities and destinations.

Champagne Festival : Do you know the patron Saint Vincent?

Every year, around January 22nd, confreres from cities in the Champagne region (1:30 from Paris) gather to express gratitude to Saint Vincent for the past harvest and seek protection for the upcoming harvest.

The Gastronomy of Normandy : Salted lambs from Mont Saint Michel

Let's dive into the gastronomy of Mont Saint Michel with salted lambs. Normandy is just 2 hours from Paris

Why Do We Celebrate with Champagne ?

Champagne, however, has been a wine-growing region since the Roman Empire and produced prestigious wines, although they were not yet sparkling all the time.

Cruise stop at the port of Le Havre The Charms of Normandy

Le Havre Cruise Port (Terminal Croisières Le Havre) is located on the west coast of France, at the mouth of the English Channel and the River Seine.

Places to visit around Paris in winter?

Although Normandy, which is close to Paris, is a popular destination during the summer, visiting it in the winter has many advantages

Welcome to Giverny in Monet, Painter and Gardener

The garden of Claude Monet's residence in Giverny, portrayed several times in his canvases, with its famous water lilies bordering on abstraction and its green Japanese bridge