Destination Pays d'Auge

Coupesarte Manor is an authentic Augeron dwelling dating back to the 15th century for the oldest part and the 17th century for the wing in return. It is a listed historical monument, as are the stables and moats that surround it. It is accessible year-round, free of charge, for outdoor visits only.

Canon Castle, a superb 18th-century building listed as a Historic Monument, is surrounded by 15 hectares of exceptional gardens waiting to be discovered. French-style gardens, English-style gardens... You'll be amazed by these gardens, which have been awarded the "Remarkable Gardens" label!

Discover one of the largest animal parks in Normandy. Spread across more than 80 hectares of unspoiled nature, experience an up-close encounter with 1,500 animals from around the world: majestic giraffes, impressive lions, rhinos, wolves, and red pandas.

The Caen Memorial is a must-see museum dedicated to peace and 20th-century memory. It offers a unique immersive experience, retracing the history of the Second World War, the Normandy landings, and the major global conflicts that have shaped our era.

A remarkably preserved medieval castle, surrounded by a moat, with historical events and permanent exhibitions.

A masterpiece of Romanesque architecture founded by William the Conqueror, it now serves as the town hall. Its majestic Saint-Étienne church houses the tomb of the Duke of Normandy.