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Inicio / QuickTours / Normandy, Brittany and the Chateaux Country QuickTour 117
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A beautiful millhouse at Bayeux, home of the famous tapestry
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A classic view of Mont St Michel
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A detail of the cloisters at Mont St Michel
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A famous citizen of Rouen was novelist Gustave Flaubert (1821-80)
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A plane tree-lined avenue leads to the elegant Chateau de Chenonceau
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A plane tree-lined avenue leads to the elegant Chateau de Chenonceau
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A view from the battlements over William the Conqueror's home town of Caen
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And all kinds of fresh produce
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Angers Castle is a MAJOR piece of stonework
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Arc de Triomphe - Built by Napoleon to commemorate his various military victories - dominates the Champs-Elysees
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Architect Louis Le Vau built the first section which expanded into an enlarged courtyard
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Assemblee Nationale Palais Bourbon, originally built for Louis XIV's daughter.
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Bayeux church is quite imposing
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Bayeux church is quite imposing
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Bayeux is a pleasant little town
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Bayeux, home of the famous tapestry (and yes, it is worth seeing, the av headset explanation is great)
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Believe it or not, these flowers were plastic (there were plenty of real flower stalls as well)!
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Bridge across the Loire, note how low the river is.
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Caen World War museum
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Caen World War museum
