Located in the heart of Normandy, the Calvados seduces by its history, heritage and varied landscapes. From its legendary beaches to its picturesque villages, it promises an unforgettable trip. Staying at Castel Camping Le Brévedent offers an ideal base to explore these treasures while enjoying a natural and friendly setting.
A history marked by William the Conqueror
Birthplace of William the Conqueror, the Calvados is home to sites linked to his heritage, such as the castle of Falaise or the Abbey of Men in Caen. These iconic sites immerse visitors in the medieval history and achievements of this famous duke of Normandy.
The Landing Beaches: a place of memory
The beaches of Omaha, Juno and Gold Beach are a testimony to the June 6th, 1944 landings. These historic sites, such as the American cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, pay tribute to soldiers who have made their mark on world history.
Bayeux and its tapestry
The city of Bayeux shines with its heritage and its famous tapestry. This 11th century masterpiece tells the story of William the Conqueror’s conquest of England. With its cathedral and picturesque streets, Bayeux is a must-see.
The landscapes and delights of Calvados
Between groves, endless beaches and the cider road, Calvados reveals a generous nature. Tasting cider, calvados and local products such as camembert delight gourmets and complete the pleasures of travel.
The castle of Balleroy
This elegant 17th century castle, designed by François Mansart, is distinguished by its classical architecture. Its gardens and peaceful atmosphere make it an ideal place to visit before continuing to explore the department.
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