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A Day With Claude Monet In Giverny
“His intellect never flags, he is eager to see and express everything. For Monet, there are too many subjects – there is beauty in everything ...
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Delectable Deaville Normandy’s posh seaside resort
Deauville is famous for its boardwalk with beach huts showing the names of famous film stars – a nod to the annual American Film Festival ...
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Discover William the Conqueror in Normandy
Normandy was the birthplace and home of William, Duke of Normandy, and after 1066, King of England. 950 years after he conquered England, he’s still ...
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Food Festivals in Normandy in Autumn
There are few things that the French enjoy celebrating more than food and drink, and Normandy is no exception. Visitors seeking a gourmet experience can ...
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The Ravishing Little Town of Honfleur Normandy
Honfleur is a working port in Normandy – it’s also one of the prettiest ports I know of in France. What to see in Honfleur ...
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Wiggly, Wobbly, Wonderful Mont Saint-Michel
Sitting at the mouth of the Couesnon river, off the coast at Avranches, Mont St-Michel looks like a rather bad architectural pile up, not unlike ...
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Veules les Roses Normandy
180 kilometres north of Paris, on the Alabaster Coast of the Pays de Caux, nestles one of the “Plus Beaux”, Most Beautiful Villages of France. ...
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Monet Garden Giverny in Pictures
Claude Monet, the great French artist, lived in Giverny, Normandy for forty-three years, from 1883 to 1926. He had a passion for gardening as well ...
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Rouen History A Preserved City with a Foot in the Past
Rouen is the capital of Normandy in northern France. What makes this city unique is its incredible Gothic architecture coupled with half timbered medieval street ...
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How to create a Monet style Garden
Claude Monet’s gardens, nestled along the banks of the Seine in Giverny, are world renowned thanks to the famous paintings they inspired. Today, Monet’s House ...
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