Top Normandy Arts & Design

• Skip the lines and explore the Mont St Michel Abbey with a ticket and a digital guide - all in one WeGoTrip app or web browser • Discover all the interesting hidden places in the Mont Saint Michel Abbey • Learn more about the history of the Abbey and the people who lived there • Visit the spacious Scriptorium where the monks used to produce their books

Discover the Caen Memorial Museum, and step into the history and enduring impact of World War II. Uncover pivotal events of the 20th century, and explore key D-Day landing sites with a digital audio guide. The immersive exhibits feature true stories which take you through life in occupied France and the Vichy regime, along with the warning signs of genocide and the Holocaust. Visit a German general’s underground bunker, where he led the D-Day defense against Allied forces. See the origins of the Cold War with Berlin at its heart and the fragility of peace. Afterwards, continue exploring World War II history with a self-guided audio tour of D-Day sites. With 21 points of interest included, go at your own pace and uncover the Dieppe raid, Omaha Beach, Arromanches and more.

Le Havre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites you to discover its unique architecture and fascinating history. Walk through this modern port city, rebuilt after World War II, and admire iconic sites such as Notre-Dame Cathedral, Saint Joseph’s Church, and the André Malraux Museum of Modern Art. The lively docks and the pebble beach also offer relaxing moments. This walking tour, about 6.2 km and lasting 2h30, is perfect for lovers of history, architecture, and nature. - Discover 18 places of interest in Le Havre in one day - Visit historical and modern monuments, all within walking distance - Enjoy the beach and the quays of Le Havre for a maritime atmosphere - Enjoy a rewarding guided tour for all art and history lovers

D-DAY was just the beginning! They landed in Omaha, Utah... And three more beaches... Then they sank into the Norman bocage to fight a terrible battle. Discover what the soldiers and also the Norman civilians went through in the 100 days following the D-Day landings, during this sometimes unknown and yet decisive battle that was the battle of the hedges. The Normandy Victory Museum is home to 27 soundstages with meticulous details, more than 15,000 authentic objects, antique military vehicles, archives to discover in a cozy and intimate atmosphere to learn, understand and pay tribute. An ideal visit for families (1h30 to 2h) and for all history lovers.

Visit Mont Saint-Michel, one of France’s most iconic bucket-list destinations, on this shore excursion designed especially for cruise passengers from Le Havre. With convenient pick-up at the port and a schedule tailored to your ship, you can explore with peace of mind. Enjoy a scenic drive through the Normandy countryside while your guide shares insights into the region and the history of Mont Saint-Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its dramatic tides and medieval charm. Upon arrival, join a guided walk through the lower village, exploring cobbled streets, historic ramparts, and charming shops. A packed lunch box will be prepared for you to enjoy during your free time while taking in the spectacular views of the bay. After the guided tour, you’ll have time to explore at your own pace, visit the abbey (entry not included), browse for souvenirs, or take photos. The tour is carefully timed to ensure a comfortable return to Le Havre port well before your ship’s departure.

Save time and concentrate on exploring the unknown with buying tickets in advance, so all you have to do is walk into the building and explore it. To reach the top of the Arc de Triomphe, there are 284 stairs to climb. We offer a 35 minutes audio-guide in 3 languages (English, French, German, Italian and Spanish). If something happens to you, don't worry, just contact us and we can reschedule your reservation to another date. (subject to availability)

A walk through Giverny is like stepping into one of Claude Monet's paintings. On this self-guided walking tour, you'll explore the quiet village paths that inspired some of the most iconic artworks in history. Starting at the Fondation Monet, you'll discover the Clos Normand garden and legendary lily pond, whose arched Japanese bridge inspired the Nymphéas. Along the way, hear how a caricature artist from Le Havre became the father of Impressionism, shaping his gardens not just as a gardener but as a painter working in three dimensions. You'll visit the Ancien Hôtel Baudy — once the hangout of Renoir and Cézanne — and pay your respects at Monet's grave, before ending at Église Sainte Radegonde de Giverny. PLEASE NOTE: Entry isn't included. You'll need to buy a separate entry ticket.

Enhance your time in Mont-St-Michel by reserving a ticket to the informative and immersive Airborne Museum, one of the largest D-Day museums in Normandy. Experience D-Day alongside American paratroopers through historical artifacts, an authentic glider and a C-47 aircraft that participated in D-Day operations, and immersive augmented reality experiences that bring you to the action. Learn about this important historic event, without having to worry about getting a last-minute ticket.

When your cruise ship docks in Le Havre on the northern coast of France, make the most of your time on land with a full-day trip to Paris. There’s no need to worry about public transportation—or missing your ship’s departure at the end of the day—with cruise transfers provided. Choose between guided and unguided options to suit your needs—the guided option includes a cruise on the River Seine.

Step into the heart of Normandy with our private walking tour of Bayeux, a captivating journey through one of France’s best-preserved medieval towns. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this personalized experience unveils the hidden gems and iconic landmarks of Bayeux—from the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral to the charming cobbled streets lined with 17th- and 18th-century mansions.

Spend the day with Impressionism: explore Monet’s gardens in Giverny, then optionally continue in Paris to the Orangerie for the Water Lilies or the Marmottan for the world’s largest Monet collection. Begin your day with pickup and travel to Giverny, where Monet’s iconic lily ponds and vibrant flower gardens surround the pastel-colored house where he lived and painted. For those who wish to make the experience even more memorable, an optional 35mm film photo session with your guide — a professional photographer — can be arranged during the day, capturing timeless portraits inspired by the light and beauty of Impressionist landscapes. Led by an expert guide, this tour connects the places that inspired the movement with the masterpieces that changed the course of modern art.

Walk in the footsteps of history at the Normandy D-Day Landing Beaches, proudly inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in July 2026 for their outstanding universal significance. Travel in comfort with an expert guide and explore the sites that shaped the course of World War II. Walk along Omaha Beach and stand where thousands of soldiers came ashore. Visit the Normandy American Cemetery and reflect at the rows of white crosses overlooking the sea. Explore Pointe du Hoc and see the dramatic cliffs scaled by U.S. Rangers during the assault. Along the way, enjoy a stop at a local bakery where you can purchase fresh pastries and coffee. Please note that there is no seated lunch included. This full-day guided experience departs directly from the port of Cherbourg and is designed for travellers who want to understand the history in depth while paying their respects. The tour operates with a maximum of 40 guests to ensure a comfortable and well-organised experience.

Discover Le Havre, a city with a rich maritime and architectural heritage, on an 8-hour guided tour. Perfect for cruise passengers, this experience will immerse you in the unique history of the city, including its reconstruction after World War II. Admire the UNESCO World Heritage city centre with its modern masterpieces designed by Auguste Perret and Oscar Niemeyer. Make several photo stops at emblematic sites like St. Joseph's Church and the Volcano, while enjoying panoramic views of the English Channel. Your local Driver-Guide will help you discover an unknown side of Normandy in the comfort of a small group. - 8-hour excursion with pick-up at the cruise terminal - Explore the city center rebuilt by Auguste Perret, classified UNESCO - Visit St. Joseph's Church and Oscar Niemeyer Volcano - Enjoy several photo stops and free time to explore the major sites

Step into the world of Claude Monet during this immersive tour of the village where he wrote the final chapter of his life: Giverny. Meet the painter himself, step into his life and discover the role of Giverny in Monet's plans. Why did Monet choose Giverny? Through the story of the final challenge he set for himself, you’ll meet the man behind the legend: a humble artist whom his contemporaries already considered a genius. For such is the paradox of his later years: how does one reinvent oneself when one has become an icon? How does one remain a revolutionary when one is elevated to the status of an absolute master? How do you keep moving forward when the world wants to freeze you in time? This immersive experience takes you to the heart of a fascinating artistic universe: the universe of a man who has achieved greatness, yet is still tormented by doubts, driven by an intact obsession : paint light in all its forms, to make clarity burst forth on the canvas.

Claude Monet spent 43 years in Giverny. He designed the garden himself — the flower beds, the water garden, the Japanese bridge — and then spent decades painting it. The Nymphéas series that fills entire rooms of the Orangerie in Paris was born here, looking at this pond, in this light. From Le Havre, Giverny is two hours through the Normandy countryside. This private tour picks you up directly at the cruise terminal and takes you there without the stress of trains, taxis, or shared buses. At Giverny, you have three hours — enough time to walk the flower garden slowly, cross the famous green bridge over the lily pond, and visit the house where Monet lived and worked. The rooms are preserved as he left them: the yellow dining room, the blue kitchen, the walls covered in Japanese prints he collected throughout his life. Your return to ship is fully guaranteed.

Docking in Le Havre and want to visit one of France’s top UNESCO World Heritage Sites? This private shore excursion takes you directly to the Palace of Versailles, the former royal residence of Louis XIV, known for its grandeur and history. Designed for cruise passengers, this tour ensures a comfortable round-trip journey in an air-conditioned vehicle, with a guaranteed on-time return to your ship. Your private driver will pick you up directly at the port, for a seamless start to your journey. After a scenic 2-hour drive, arrive at Versailles, where your expert guide will meet you at the palace entrance. Explore the Hall of Mirrors, royal apartments, and stunning gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. After your visit, enjoy a relaxing drive back to Le Havre, arriving well before your cruise departure. This private tour offers an unforgettable experience one of France’s most iconic landmarks in just one day.

Cherbourg sits at the tip of the Cotentin Peninsula — and Mont-Saint-Michel sits at its base. The drive down the coast takes under two hours, passing through some of the quietest and most beautiful countryside in Normandy. This private tour makes that journey easy. Your driver meets you at the cruise terminal, takes you directly to Mont-Saint-Michel, and returns you to the ship before departure — guaranteed. What awaits at the other end is one of the genuine wonders of France. A tidal island fortress, crowned by a Gothic abbey that has stood since the 8th century, surrounded by a bay where the tide arrives faster than almost anywhere else in the world. It is the kind of place that exceeds expectations even when you think you know what to expect. Five hours on the island. Time enough to climb to the abbey, walk the ramparts, explore the medieval village, and simply stand and take in the view across the bay. Add a licensed guide for expert historical commentary throughout your visit.

Whether this is your first visit to Paris or your return to a city you love, we’ll create a personalized itinerary tailored just for you. Paris, with its rich history, vibrant culture, and iconic landmarks, offers a backdrop for unforgettable memories. Do you have specific places on your must-see list? Let us know! Would you like to feel like a movie star in front of Paris' most famous landmarks? How about enjoying lunch with a view from the Eiffel Tower? Or perhaps you’d like to indulge in the city's most decadent chocolate dessert? Whatever your dreams for Paris may be, we’ve got you covered. We aim to ensure your experience is smooth, exciting, and customized to your preferences. We offer fully private options from start to finish, as well as ones that combine a shared bus transfer with a private vehicle and the option of a private guide in Paris.

Rouen offers a captivating blend of history, art, and culture, making it a must-visit destination for any traveler seeking to experience the soul of medieval France. The guide will take you through charming lanes lined with colorful half-timbered houses, giving you an authentic, intimate glimpse of the city. Whether you're a history buff, art enthusiast, or photography lover, our tour offers a unique, personalized experience that brings Rouen’s rich heritage to life. Book now for an unforgettable journey through one of France’s most storied cities.

Your driver picks you up at your Bayeux hotel and takes you directly to one of the most iconic sights in France. No rental car to navigate, no group to keep pace with, no bus timetable to work around. Just a private vehicle and a full day to spend on the island exactly as you choose. Mont-Saint-Michel has been drawing travellers for over a thousand years. Standing on its ramparts, looking out over the vast tidal bay, it is easy to understand why. The medieval abbey at the summit has survived wars, revolutions, and the sea itself. The village below it — all winding lanes, ancient houses, and unexpected viewpoints — rewards slow exploration. Five hours on the island. Two hours each way through the Normandy countryside. A day that stays with you long after you leave. Add a licensed guide to go deeper into the history and architecture of the Mount — from its founding in 708 to its role as a political prison, to the engineering marvel it remains today.