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Mémorial de Caen
Major museum on the Second World War, D-Day and peace, using immersive exhibits to explain conflict and reconciliation.
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AF7370 · AF6156Caen Carpiquet Airport is situated a little under 10 kilometres from Caen city centre. Visitors have several options to reach the city from the airport, including taxi and shuttle service. Visitors who would like to rent a car will find adequate services within the terminal itself. Airlines such as Flybe, Air France, Hop!, Chal' Air and Volotea offer flights to Caen from destinations such as London (Southend Airport), Paris (Orly Airport), Lyon (St. Exupery), and Nice (Cote D Azur Airport).
This thousand year old city, which was heavily damaged during the Second World War before being rebuilt, features many monuments related to the War. These include the Juno Centre, dedicated to Canadian armed forces lost in the war, or the Caen Memorial built to commemorate the Allied landing at Normandy. William the Conqueror built many of the old, most visited monuments in the city, from the Abbeye Aux Dames to the Abbaye Aux Hommes, and the Caen Castle, which houses a museum and church. The Botanical Gardens are renowned for their varied plant specimens from all corners of the world. The Normandy region is famed for its beaches and woods, and offers many opportunities for outdoor activities, ranging from water sports to fishing and nature walks.
Caen Carpiquet Airport is situated a little under 10 kilometres from Caen city centre. Visitors have several options to reach the city from the airport, including taxi and shuttle service. Visitors who would like to rent a car will find adequate services within the terminal itself. Airlines such as Flybe, Air France, Hop!, Chal' Air and Volotea offer flights to Caen from destinations such as London (Southend Airport), Paris (Orly Airport), Lyon (St. Exupery), and Nice (Cote D Azur Airport).
This thousand year old city, which was heavily damaged during the Second World War before being rebuilt, features many monuments related to the War. These include the Juno Centre, dedicated to Canadian armed forces lost in the war, or the Caen Memorial built to commemorate the Allied landing at Normandy. William the Conqueror built many of the old, most visited monuments in the city, from the Abbeye Aux Dames to the Abbaye Aux Hommes, and the Caen Castle, which houses a museum and church. The Botanical Gardens are renowned for their varied plant specimens from all corners of the world. The Normandy region is famed for its beaches and woods, and offers many opportunities for outdoor activities, ranging from water sports to fishing and nature walks.
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Major museum on the Second World War, D-Day and peace, using immersive exhibits to explain conflict and reconciliation.
Fine arts museum inside Caen Castle, with European paintings, prints and sculpture from the Renaissance onwards.
Archaeology museum in the castle presenting regional finds from prehistory to the Middle Ages in a compact setting.
Lively pedestrian square at the heart of Caen, framed by historic buildings, shops and terraces, ideal for people-watching.
Pleasant marina district with waterside walks, modern quays and easy links between the centre and the canal.
Green park laid out on old fortifications, offering lawns, mature trees and a relaxed stroll beside the castle.
Normandy tripe slowly simmered with cider, Calvados and vegetables. A long-standing regional speciality linked with nearby Caen and traditional Sunday cooking.
Soft-ripened Normandy cheese with a washed rind and rich, earthy flavour. It is one of the area’s classic farmhouse cheeses and a staple on local cheese boards.
Creamy cow’s milk cheese from Normandy, milder than many washed-rind cheeses. It is deeply tied to regional dairying and often served after the main course.
Refined dining focused on seasonal French cooking with a polished but approachable atmosphere, suitable for a higher-end meal in Caen.
Traditional Norman brasserie known for seafood, regional dishes and a lively central setting near the marina and historic centre.
Well-known crêperie in the Vaugueux area serving savoury galettes, sweet crêpes and cider in a relaxed, old-town atmosphere.
Moderate for France: hotels and dining are generally a little cheaper than Paris, while local buses and everyday cafés remain fairly reasonable for visitors.
Service is usually included. Round up or leave 5-10% for very good restaurant service; round up taxi fares and leave small change in cafés.
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Caen-Carpiquet Airport -> Hôtel de Ville, Caen
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Caen-Carpiquet Airport has practical services for this route, including Wifi, Shopping, Parking, ATM, Taxis, Accessibility, WC and Lost and Found Office.
Free Wi-Fi available throughout the airport. ATMs are located in the terminal.
Lost and found is available at the station.
Available at Caen-Carpiquet Airport: Parking, Taxis, WC.
Accessibility facilities are available at Caen-Carpiquet Airport: Ramps, assistance.
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