We want you to enjoy your stay at 'Le Glanon'. The information given here is far from exhaustive and only gives the reader an insight into the local area. Click here to link to www.normandy-tourism.org where you will find more detailed information.
Avranches
The historic town of Avranches is just a twenty minute drive away, boasting
classy boutiques and a port. Sit and relax in the botanical gardens
and look out over the bay of Mont Saint-Michel or visit the Museum of
the Second War at Val Saint-Père.
Granville
A beautiful sailing and fishing harbour with the strongest tides in
Europe. The ‘Haute Ville’ is a picturesque fortified old town with its
ownchurch and 15th and 18th century houses. Visit the Roc Aquariam,
the Wax Works or the Water Sports Centre.
Le
Mont Saint Michel
A
superb example of ancient architecture and France's premier tourist
attraction. Visit the main street with its shops, and ‘Marvel
Abbey’. Walk around the ramparts with views over looking the sandy
bay, and see the spectacle of the sea rushing in to surround the Mount
at each high tide.
Saint
Hilaire-du-Harcouet
This
delightful town has some superb shops and is also well known for its river
fishing. (Lakes of Vezins and La Roche qui Boit). The town's famous market
is held on most Wednesdays. Visit at Christmas and see the charming nativity
scene.
Villedieu
Les Poëles
Founded
in the 11th Century Villedieu became famous for its copper, there is a
bell foundry, copper workshop and pewter museum, along with a selection
of shops, cafés and restaurants.
Caen
Caen
has something to offer everyone. Visit this city to see an area steeped
in cultural history or simply walk around the beautiful parks, or spend
the day by the port. Whatever the weather there is always plenty to do
here.
