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This escapade offers groups a complete immersion in an unspoilt bocage landscape, punctuated by characterful villages, half-timbered houses and deeply-rooted traditions.
The tour revolves around the town of Lisieux, world-famous for the Basilica of Saint Theresa, one of France’s most important pilgrimage sites. Combining religious heritage, traditional architecture and the Norman way of life, this tour offers a rich and balanced experience, ideal for a group discovery.
But also discover Livarot and its famous cheese, as well as a gourmet stopover in Trouville sur Mer.
The Pays d’Auge is distinguished by its rolling landscapes, lush green meadows and typical bocage. This rural territory has preserved its identity, offering a peaceful and harmonious setting.
Along the way, visitors discover :
The region’s rich landscapes add to the appeal of the visit, offering a real change of scenery just a few hours from Paris.
The Pays d’Auge is also renowned for its gastronomic heritage, notably cider, calvados and Norman cheeses, all of which contribute to the region’s identity.
At the heart of this region lies Lisieux, a town steeped in history and deeply marked by the figure of Saint Therese of the Infant Jesus. Known the world over, it attracts many visitors every year to discover the places associated with her.
Lisieux has many faces:
The tour covers both the history of the town and its role in the French religious landscape.
Dominating the city, the Basilica of Sainte-Thérèse is one of the must-see sights. Built in the 20th century, it is one of the largest churches built in France.
This monument impresses with :
The tour explains the basilica’s role in pilgrimage and the importance of Saint Theresa in contemporary spirituality.
For groups, it offers a cultural, artistic and spiritual experience.
The Pays d’Auge is also renowned for its rich gastronomy, and in particular for its emblematic cheeses. Among them, Livarot holds a special place. This distinctive cheese, recognizable by its five vegetal stripes, is one of the symbols of Norman cheese-making tradition.
Its production, linked to the rich meadows of the Pays d’Auge, bears witness to ancient know-how and a close relationship between agriculture, livestock and the land. Discovering this speciality allows you to tackle :
For groups, this gastronomic dimension enriches the visit by providing a sensory and cultural approach to the area.
Beyond Lisieux, the Pays d’Auge is a place to discover all its diversity. The landscapes, architecture and local traditions offer a true immersion in the Norman art of living.
Visitors enjoy :
This dimension makes for a particularly pleasant and well-balanced visit, combining cultural discovery with the pleasure of a stroll.
In addition to discovering the Pays d’Auge and Lisieux, the trip can be extended to Trouville-sur-Mer, one of the most emblematic seaside resorts on the Normandy coast.
Known for its authentic charm, Trouville has a lot to offer:
Popular with artists and writers, the town has inspired many works of art, and today retains a special atmosphere, between maritime tradition and holiday resort.
This stage opens the way to the coastline and completes the visit with a maritime dimension, offering an even more complete vision of Normandy.
The Pays d’Auge, Lisieux, Livarot and Trouville are a perfect destination for groups. The diversity of the centers of interest enables us to meet the expectations of a wide range of visitors.
This tour is suitable for :
The tour can be organized in a fluid way, alternating visits, discovery and relaxation.
One of the great assets of this getaway is the complementary nature of the experiences on offer. In a single day, visitors can discover :
This richness makes it a particularly complete and popular destination.
Combining the Pays d'Auge, Lisieux and the Normandy coast offers a complete discovery of the region. The Pays d'Auge offers its bocage landscapes, half-timbered houses and gastronomic heritage, while Lisieux adds a cultural and spiritual dimension with the Basilica of Sainte-Thérèse. The day can be extended to the coast, with resorts such as Trouville offering a balance of heritage, nature and seaside ambience.
A visit to Lisieux takes in one of France's main pilgrimage sites, around the Basilica of Saint Theresa. Visitors can also explore places linked to the life of the saint, as well as the town center rebuilt after the Second World War. The tour covers the city's religious history, architecture and international influence.
The Pays d'Auge is distinguished by its rolling landscapes, hedged meadows and many half-timbered houses. It's also renowned for its local produce, notably cider, calvados and cheeses such as Livarot. This agricultural and cultural wealth makes it an emblematic Normandy destination, particularly popular for group excursions.