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1. A dimly lit, curved concrete corridor resembling a bunker or underground shelter, featuring museum-style display cases, informational panels, and a mannequin in period military attire, with visible signage including "Dunkirk" and "The Atlantic" on

Memorial de Caen

Caen

Europe's largest 20th-century history museum

1. A pebble beach at the base of a steep, eroded cliff face under an overcast sky, with the sea visible to the left.

Cap de la Hève

Etretat

Chalk cliffs with flint arches on Alabaster Coast

1. The image shows the courtyard facade of the Hôtel des Invalides in Paris, featuring a grand colonnade with the inscription "HONNEUR ET PATRIE" above the entrance.

Museums & Culture

Musée de la Légion d'Honneur

Lisieux

There is no Musée de la Légion d'Honneur in Lisieux.

Street view toward the Musee des Beaux-Arts de Rouen, with its Gothic tower visible above the rooftops.

Museums & Culture

Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen

Rouen

15th-century art, Impressionist masterpieces, and Caravaggio

1. A black-and-white historical photograph showing several children playing with model sailboats in the shallow surf of a beach, with other beachgoers visible in the distance and handwritten archival markings on the film border.

Plage de Deauville (The Beach)

Deauville

Famous red and blue parasols on Normandy's shore

1. The image shows the interior of a historic church with extensive medieval frescoes on the walls and apse, a wooden altar covered with a red patterned cloth, a small stained-glass window above the altar, and a vaulted ceiling; no visible signage or

Église Saint-Céneri

Saint-céneri-le-gérei

12th-century sandstone church with restored frescos

1. A low-angle interior photograph looking up at the stone vaulted ceilings, clustered columns, and clerestory windows of a large Gothic cathedral.

Architectural Landmarks

Rouen Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Rouen)

Rouen

France's widest Gothic facade and world's tallest spire

1. The image shows the exterior of a large Gothic-style stone church or cathedral featuring two prominent spires, flying buttresses, and an apse with stained glass windows.

Historic Architecture

Château de la Maltournée

Lisieux

16th-century castle with manicured gardens

1. A museum gallery interior featuring ethnographic and archaeological artifacts, including a large wooden millstone mechanism, glass display cases with tools and objects, and wall panels with French text such as "FRANCE" and "La fabrique Macé".

Musée de Normandie

Caen

Norman history in William the Conqueror's castle

1. A wooden boardwalk promenade with people walking, a gazebo labeled "KIOSQUE INFO PLAGE," and beachside shops under an overcast sky.

Historic Architecture

Les Planches (The Boardwalk)

Deauville

Interwar wooden boardwalk with red and blue parasols

1. A large Gothic church with two tall spires on the left, a central rose window, and a massive ornate tower on the right, set against a backdrop of urban buildings and hills under a partly cloudy sky.

Architectural Landmarks

Église Saint-Ouen

Rouen

14th-century stained glass and Cavaillé-Coll organ

1. A white statue of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux holding roses, standing on a stone pedestal against a mossy stone wall with bare trees and a tiled roofline in the background.

Maison natale de Sainte Thérèse

Lisieux

Birthplace of St. Thérèse in Alençon

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