Geography and landscape
Normandy is a region covering an area of 29,900km2 and located at the crossroads between two of Europe's most important hubs - London and Paris.
It is a region with a multitude of different landscapes.
From inland, with its plains, plateaux and typical 'bocage' hedgerows,
to the coast, with its alternating high cliffs, fine sandy beaches, dunes, creeks and rocks.
The English Channel, the maritime facade of Greater Paris via the River Seine, is the busiest seaway in the world.
It is a region with a multitude of different landscapes.
From inland, with its plains, plateaux and typical 'bocage' hedgerows,
to the coast, with its alternating high cliffs, fine sandy beaches, dunes, creeks and rocks.
The English Channel, the maritime facade of Greater Paris via the River Seine, is the busiest seaway in the world.
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