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Patchwork fields and a loop of the Orne river in the Suisse Normande

Normandy Itineraries

Day-by-day routes for one to five days, with or without a car

Photo: Osbern, CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped), via Wikimedia Commons

Each Normandy itinerary below sets out which sites to see on each day and in what order. Pick the one that fits the time you have and how you plan to get around.

If you have one day, One Day on the D-Day Beaches covers Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, the Normandy American Cemetery, where pre-registration is expected from summer 2027, and the Arromanches D-Day Museum. Two Days in Bayeux and on the D-Day Beaches visits the same sites over a slower two days and adds the Juno Beach Centre.

With a car, Three Days in Normandy links Giverny, Rouen, the landing beaches and Mont-Saint-Michel. Five Days in Normandy follows the same route and adds the cliffs at Étretat, the Caen Memorial Museum and Utah Beach.

If you are not driving, Normandy Without a Car spends three days on Rouen, Caen and the beaches, then Mont-Saint-Michel. Cruise passengers docking at Le Havre can follow Le Havre Cruise Port Day, which is built around the Étretat cliffs and gardens.

To decide when to go, read Best Time to Visit Normandy.

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