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This viaduct was created between 1887 and 1889 in Souleuvre En Bocage in the Calvados departement in Normandy. This railway viaduct was made to cross the valley overlooking the Souleuvre River, connecting Caen and Saint-Lô to Vire by train.

Today, there is no train running but there is an amusement park with attractions like zip lines, bungee jumping, pendulum jump and a rail sledge. There is also a restaurant. This park was created by Alan John Hackett in 1988, a New Zealander and a famous bungee jumper.

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The Caen Malherbe Stadium is situated in the Calvados Department in Normandy (also called "Malherbe") is a French Football Club based in Caen and created in 1913. It derives its name from the Lycée Malherbe, named after the poet François de Malherbe (1555-1628).

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The Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of Guillaume le Conquérant (William the Conqueror) like in a comic strip.

This story tells about the invasion of England in 1066 by the Normans and the battle between the armies of Harold, England’s new king, a traitor, and Guillaume. The tapestry is about 70 meters long but the end is missing.

This tapestry was probably commissioned by the bishop of Bayeux in Normandy, one of Guillaume’s half-brothers. The tapestry was exposed in the church of Bayeux. it is very important to historians today but it was ignored and damaged in the past. You can now see the tapestry in a Bayeux museum.

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The Arc de Triomphe is located in Europe in Paris. It was built from 1806 to 1836 and opened in 1836. Napoleon decided its creation and it was designed by Jean-François-Thérèse Chalgrin to celebrate the victory of the Imperial Army. It is 50 meters high and overlooks the Champs Elysées Avenue.

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The Eurostar is a train that crosses the Channel via a tunnel called the Chunnel, linking England to France. The Eurostar was a project originated by Albert Mathieu-Favier in 1801 but was built from 1987 to 1993 only!

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There are 5 Landing Beaches in Normandy.
Their names were code names given during World War II : Sword, Juno, Gold (Arromanches), Omaha and Utah.
There is a Canadian Cemetery in Bény-sur-Mer. There are 2049 graves.
The American Cemetery is situated in Colleville-sur-Mer. There are 9387 graves.

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Les planches de Deauville (DEAUVILLE’S WOODDEN FLOOR)

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Les planches de Deauville (DEAUVILLE’S WOODDEN FLOOR)

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« Les planches de Deauville » were built by Charles Adda in 1923 in Deauville, a very fancy town by the sea, in Normandy.

This 643 meter long woodden floor was made on purpose for women not to dirty their dresses when walking on the seaside but now it’s a famous embankment. If you need to change clothes and put your swim suit on, there are some beach huts. Next to each beach hut, there is the name of a star who came to Deauville.

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Cheese is a food that is made with the milk of various animals: goats, cows, ewes...

There are many types of cheeses coming from many regions in France

Jura, Savoie and of course, Normandy !
We hope you will enjoy them when you come here! :-)

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Mount SaintMichael is a wonderful abbey build during the 11th century on a gigantic rock circled by the sea  during some strong tides.
It is the 8th most famous monument in the world.
It is visited each year by 2.5 million visitors.
It is the 3rd most visited place in France.
Mount Saint Michael is located in Normandy in the Manche Departement.

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Disneyland Paris is composed of several attractions. In the park, there are shows, parades, restaurants and hotels. It’s great there!