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Christiane Allix DesfauteauxBoutron
Brillevast
50330
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This charming Normandy gite boasts 4 cozy bedrooms, 2 well-appointed bathrooms, and 3 convenient toilets. The fully equipped kitchen seamlessly blends with the inviting dining room and lounge area, offering a perfect space for relaxation. Guests can explore the nearby hiking trails or enjoy a friendly game of tennis.Reviews
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Attractions
- Mont Saint-Michel: Located about 50 kilometers south of Boutron, Mont Saint-Michel is a stunning medieval abbey perched on a rocky island. It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in France and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding bay.
- Cherbourg-Octeville: Situated about 20 kilometers west of Boutron, Cherbourg-Octeville is a vibrant port city with a rich maritime history. Visitors can explore the Cité de la Mer, a maritime museum housed in an old transatlantic terminal, or wander through the picturesque old town.
- La Cité de la Mer: Located in Cherbourg-Octeville, La Cité de la Mer is a fascinating marine science center. It features aquariums showcasing various marine species, exhibits on deep-sea exploration, and even a visit to a decommissioned nuclear submarine.
- Utah Beach: Situated approximately 40 kilometers northwest of Boutron, Utah Beach is a historic World War II landing site. It is part of the D-Day invasion area and is now home to the Utah Beach Museum, which displays artifacts and tells the story of the Allied forces' landing on June 6, 1944.
- Sainte-Mère-Église: A small town located about 50 kilometers northwest of Boutron, Sainte-Mère-Église is known for its association with the D-Day invasion. It is famous for the story of American paratrooper John Steele, whose parachute got caught on the church steeple during the battle.
- Port Racine: Located around 30 kilometers northwest of Boutron, Port Racine is often referred to as the smallest port in France. It is a picturesque fishing harbor surrounded by beautiful cliffs and offers a peaceful and scenic spot to relax and enjoy the coastal views.
- Briquebec: Situated approximately 10 kilometers east of Boutron, Briquebec is a charming town with a well-preserved medieval castle. Visitors can explore the castle's towers, ramparts, and gardens, and enjoy the quaint atmosphere of the town's historic center.
- Cité de la Mer de Cherbourg: Located in Cherbourg-Octeville, the Cité de la Mer de Cherbourg is an impressive maritime museum. It showcases the history of ocean exploration, including a visit to a real submarine and an interactive exhibition on deep-sea creatures.
- Barfleur: Situated about 35 kilometers northeast of Boutron, Barfleur is a picturesque fishing village known for its historic harbor and charming medieval houses. Visitors can stroll along the quayside, admire the traditional architecture, and enjoy fresh seafood in one of the local restaurants. 10. Valognes: Located approximately 15 kilometers southeast of Boutron, Valognes is a town renowned for its elegant mansions from the 17th and 18th centuries. Visitors can take a leisurely walk through the town's streets, admire the beautiful architecture, and visit the Musée Régional du Cidre to learn about the traditional production of cider in the region.