Normandy often evokes green pastures grazed by fleshy cattle producing a milk of which famous cheeses are made (Camembert). For others, it first evokes the Norman coast, Etretat, the beaches of the Opal Coast (Deauville-Trouville), the landing beaches (Omaha Beach) or the Bay of Mont Saint Michel. But Normandy, it is also a considerable historical inheritance that it is in Rouen where Joan of Arc was burned, or along the valley of the Seine in Giverny (Monet) Château Gaillard (Richard Lion’s heart) Abbeys of Jumièges or Boscherville, or Mont Saint Michel which Abbey was founded more than 1000 years ago. Natural and historical heritage come together here to the delight of visitors.