Information on Normandy

Our guests are all different, as groups and individuals within groups. Some come for pure peace, spending much time in the château and grounds. Others are keen to explore the region's rich heritage, gone from dawn to dusk. Normandy has much to offer and we will try to point you towards good sources of information:

Better than many Wiki pages, including a detailed breakdown of the regions.

A good source of information, which seems to be kept up to date.

Always up to date and comprehensive, a few venues you might otherwise miss.

Many towns have their own site, this is useful and Rouen itself worth a visit.

An essential aid and there is a good selection that can be ordered online.

If you are interested in World War 2, this page is worth a read.

A guide to the national parks and countryside, with interest for all ages.

Closer to the château

Rather than us give a partial list, they carry details of every office in the area.

We singled this one out. Well put together and a town close to the château.

Useful information covering Calvados, much of this dealing with the coastal region.

The 19 main golf courses, with 10 in easy travelling distance of the chateau.

Good technical information about the course and many helpful images.

A very useful guide, also carries information on other water sports.

Discovering your own places is fun but their list will save a little time.

You can always share the activities mentioned above, or others you find, over a little supper. Enjoying the relaxed company of those who passed a quieter day, a French château holiday is not one holiday. If you have any particular question about the area, or useful facilities, you are welcome to contact us.

Useful Pages On Normandy

A fine marina in a natural harbour, a good spot for a day's sailing, with or without local crew.

Normandy cuisine, French but a little different, even a casual lunch will stay in mind.

One of many fine golf courses, with challenges from tree lined fairways, to sandy links.