The castle of Caen: Built by William Duke of Normandy and King of England. It is located in the center of the city. Inside the Castle William celebrated his marriage with Matilda

The Men's Abbey: Men's abbey and the church of Saint Stephen. It is the city hall of Caen since 1965. The Monks Benedictines lived inside till the french revolution.

Women's abbey, Abbey des Dames. Built in the middle of the 11th by William the Conqueror, where his wife Mathilda is buried since 1083. It's the Regional council of Normandy since 1983. It is located not far from the Castle of Caen.

Women's abbey Nave. Inside the church of Nativity where is buried Matilda since 1083. It is a good exemple of the romanesque style. It is one of the most charming churches of Normandy.

Front of Saint Stephen church: The church of St. Sthephan of Caen is where is buried William the Conqueror. It represents the perfect romanesque style.

Old street of Le Vaugueux: Le Vagueux is one of the pedestrian quarters of Caen with its very frequented restaurants. It is one of the rare quarters which hadn't been destroyed by the bombing raids in 1944;

Memorial of Caen: The Meomorial of Caen was inaugurated in 1988. It is located on a German Bunker.Through the museum visitors can discover the WW2, the D-Day , the Battle of Normandy or the Cold War...

Cathedral of Bayeux: Notre Dame de Bayeux is the seat of the Archebishop of Bayeux and Lisieux, consacrated on 1077. It is one of the oldest Cathedrals in France.

Bayeux Tapestry: The Tapestery of Bayeux is 70 m long and 50 cm large with 56 scenes giving details about the Battle of Hasting in 1066. It is one of the oldest tapestery in the world listed as site of the Unesco Heritage.

Old building of Bayeux: The town of Bayeux wasn't damaged during the battle of Normandy because it had been liberated by the British army on the 7th of June 1944. Many buildings are aged several centuries.

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