Normandy Holiday Homes - book yourself a holiday treat for your friends and family

Normandy is perhaps well known for being the destination from which car and passenger ferries transport holiday-makers on their onward journey to Cherbourg or Le Havre. Normandy as a region has many attractions to enjoy and offers some of the most historical sites in Europe. Accommodation is varied, Normandy holiday rentals range from simple townhouses in the city of Caen, to holiday apartments overlooking the sea in Le Havre. More unusual accommodation can be found such as gypsy caravans and even a 19th century lighthouse!

Normandy Holiday Lettings - delve deep into the fascinating history of France

The independence of Normandy holiday cottages allows you to enjoy the freedom to travel around the area, taking in the scenery of the vast coastlines and steeping back in time at the D-Day monuments. Along the Calvados coast visitors will find memorials and exhibitions from World War Two. Here visitors can see the world famous Bayeux tapestry. Many of the worlds most famous impressionist painters such as Monet and Turner worked and studied in Normandy. A visit to Honfleur will be a journey back to the days when Monet sat along side the bank of the river Seine with easel and brush in hand.

Travel back in time with these other delightful historical holiday treasures:

• Bremen Apartments- dive back in time to the Middle Ages with the beautiful Gothic architecture of Bremen
• Be transported back to the birth of Western society with a stay in Peloponnese Villas
• Discover the fascinating history of Hungary through the museums near Puszta Apartments
• Stay in Calabria Villas and visit ancient Greek and Roman settlements and marvel at Prehistoric artefacts

Normandy Cottage Rentals - the perfect place to bring your family and friends

For families, the option of Normandy holiday rentals near the beaches of Deauville and Trouville, will provide the chance to spend quality time making sandcastles on the lovely golden beaches. As well as the historical sites and the golden beaches, Normandy has an abundance of parks and gardens. Many are located in the grounds of French Châteaux’s, some of which are open to the public allowing a glimpse of how French royalty used to live. The French port of Le Havre has more to offer than just a landing and departing point for holidaymakers. For a start there are the numerous café’s and restaurants. Food lovers can enjoy a meal of moules marinere; savouring freshly caught mussels mopped up with fresh bread or served “en frite” with chips. Le Havre is also home to a huge collection of paintings, mainly from the impressionists era, all found inside the fascinating museum. The monastery of Mont Saint Michel should be high up on any travellers to-see list. Situated off the western coast this heritage site is visited by thousands each year. The island is only accessible at low tide, no Normandy trip is complete with out a visit!