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Normandy is divided into two parts, seaside and country. It has pretty thatched cottages and traditional farming practices inland and the long coastline is dominated by cliffs of limestone or granite with sandy beaches in between.  There is sightseeing of monasteries, churches and Châteaux as well as visits to see the Bayeaux tapestry and the historic town of Rouen with its half-timbered houses. Other areas of interest include the Second World War landing beaches of Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah, the vast military cemeteries and Mont-Saint-Michel, a rocky island with a Medieval Abbey and town. Specialities include seafood, Normandy butter and cream that form a basis for many regional dishes, Camembert, apple brandy such as Calvados and cider.- Gitecompare.com