Amazing countryside walks, invigorating coastal hikes, scenic cycle routes, lively historical cities, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, picturesque fishing ports, chic seaside resorts or quaint country villages, there are endless places to discover and things to do in Normandy, whether you’re visiting for a weekend or for a holiday, you’ll want to come back again and explore more!

Tourists can visit the military cemeteries; memorial museums; and the D-Day landing beaches, including Omaha Beach and Arromanches Beach. From beach resorts and fishing villages to medieval towns and Gothic castles, this region offers countless things to do and appeals to all types of travelers.

A visit to Normandy offers the chance to explore rustic charming villages, discover its fascinating history, and then indulge in delicious seafood, cider, and cheese. Whether you’re visiting for a weekend, a week … or longer, here are eight great places to visit in Normandy to experience the best the region has to offer.

From Allied and German war cemeteries to fortifications, memorials and museums Normandy has such a wide range of D-Day sites to explore, it can be a challenging task to decide where to visit first. To help give you some ideas and inspiration we've listed ten of our favourite spots below.