France – Argentan
Argentan is a historic town on the Orne River in Normandy. Founded as a frontier settlement during the Viking Age and later rebuilt by Henry I of England, it suffered severe damage in August 1944, during the Second World War.…
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Motorhome Life
Follow our travels across Europe by motorhome — honest reviews of the campsites and aires we stay on, what they really cost, and the roads worth taking slowly.
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France – Cabourg
We went to Cabourg because it offered two free motorhome parking areas and because I had read that it is a historic Belle Époque coastal town. We really liked the town. It boasts the longest European pedestrian seafront promenade, fantastic…
France – Honfleur
We went to Honfleur because I had read that it was one of the most beautiful towns in Normandy. It is well worth a visit. It serves as a fishing, commercial, and recreational port—all in one. The most impressive sights…
France – Fécamp
Fécamp is a city of art and history with several interesting buildings, including the Gothic Church of the Holy Trinity and the Benedictine Palace, a 19th-century masterpiece. We loved this palace and were most impressed by it. Strolling along the…
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