The ways
Normand tracks / map
Afficher Chemin de Caen sur une carte plus grande
Caen has been an important stop for travellers and pilgrims since the early middle ages. In 1083 Caponière Street leading out of the town was reffered to as "the street leading to Mont St Michel". The shortest way from Caen used to be through Viller-Bocage, but now it has become a motorway. Instead we can take another ancient way, along the Roman road connecting Vieux with Avranches. This route was used by travellers, and for the (...) [Suite]Afficher Chemin de Rouen 1 sur une carte plus grande
Afficher Chemin de Rouen 2 sur une carte plus grande
For pilgrims and travellers arriving from Picardy or Flanders, Rouen the old capital of the former duchy of Norm [Suite]
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