It has a long history and many historical sites. Normandy people are good at architecture, so castles, churches and monasteries of various styles can be seen everywhere in Normandy. Among them, Mount St. Michel is known as a bright "western pearl". Some monasteries here, such as Lebec Elouane Monastery and Saint Wandrille Monastery, have always been places of pilgrimage for monks. Of course, tourists are also received here. Pure hymns during reverberation will definitely leave unforgettable memories for you.

In A.D. 1944, the allied landing on Normandy beach made it famous. Museums and monuments built to commemorate World War II are always ready to awaken people's memories of that shocking history. The Arbour Port, rebuilt by architect Auguste Perret, has been listed on the UNESCO protection list. There are also bridges decorated with gun heads on the Seine River, especially the Normandy Bridge, which is an excellent place for you to travel. Long ago, Normandy was a tourist attraction. Since 1850, kings and princes have built many world-famous sea stations here, such as Deauville, Rouville, Cabot, Dieppe and glanville. With the continuous development of tourism, today, famous tourist attractions such as Mount St. Michel and Eitel Tower have received more than 3 million tourists. Normandy ranks alongside the "Blue Coast" in the south and Brittany in the southwest as the three major tourist destinations in France.

Normandy is a this beautiful city favored by painters. Impressionism, which caused changes in the art world, was born in Normandy, a magical land. You can also visit the former residence and garden of the great painter Claude Monet in Volney.