Four days to discover Normandy, Mont Saint Michel and Châteaux country: Rouen, Honfleur, the Landing beaches (Omaha Beach, Arromanches). Visit to St-Malo, city of the pirates and guided visit to the abbey of the Mont Saint-Michel. Angers, guided visit to the Châteaux of Langeais, Chenonceau, Chambord...

The Normandy region of France combines a 570km dramatic coastline, including the dramatically evocative World War II landing beaches, with a verdant interior of lush farmland, bustling market towns, and historic landmarks such as the cities of Caen, Bayeux and Rouen. Guided walking tour of the old centre of Rouen (Gros Horloge, Cathedral and the Square where Joan of Arc was burnt at the Stake). View of the newly built Normandy bridge. Honfleur: free time for lunch. The Landing beaches. Omaha Beach: visit to the American cemetery of Saint Laurent. Dinner and overnight at Novotel Caen or similar.

Saint-Malo, "city of the pirates" is a walled port city in Brittany in northwestern France on the English Channel. Lunch on your own. Guided visit to the abbey of the Mont Saint-Michel. Dinner and overnight in Angers at Hotel Mercure-Lac de Maine or similar.

Angers is well known for its fresh produce and cut flowers. Drive by Cunault and Saumur. Guided visit to the château of Langeais. Amboise: lunch on your own. Guided visit to the Clos-Lucé, Leonardo da Vinci's last dwelling. Visit to the gardens of Villandry. Guided walking tour in the charming oldest part of the city of Tours. Dinner and overnight at Mercure Tours Nord Hotel or similar.

Guided visit to the château of Chenonceau. Cheverny: a château said to have invented the French style in 1630-1640. Visit to the château and farewell lunch at Hotel Saint-Hubert. Guided visit to the Château of Chambord. Return to Paris around 7 p.m.