* Montaigu la Brisette Animal Park * Cherbourg, the city of the Sea and its exhibition on the Titanic or the submarine "The Redoutable";, its natural history or art museums, its Italian theatre, its harbour (the largest artificial harbour in the world), the fort du Roule * St Vaast la Hougue, favourite village of the French 2019, its Vauban towers (Fort de la Hougue and Tatihou Island), the gardens and the maritime museum on Tatihou Island, its oyster beds, its sailing school, its Gosselin delicatessen, its offshore music festival, the St Marcouf Islands * St Sauveur le Vicomte, its 11th century castle, its abbey, its Barbey-d'Aurevilly museum, its national forest * Quinéville, its museum on the 2nd World War, its biscuit factory, its 18th century castle, La Grande Cheminée (remains of a 2nd century building) * Utah Beach, landing beach, its museum on the landing, monuments of memory (tree of freedom, boundary stone of the road to freedom, wrecks. . . ) * Ste Mère Eglise, its biscuit factory, its Airbone museum (airborne divisions, C-47. . . ), its Cotentin farm museum (rural and agricultural history of Normandy,) its church (and its parachutist hanging on the bell tower) * Valognes, its museums (of brandy and old crafts, cider, Jules Barbey d'Aurévilly), its special guests who make the city the Versailles Normand, its Gallo-Roman baths Alauna * The Azeville and Crisquebec Batteries * The German cemetery in Orglandes * Camp Patton in Neou * The airship hangar in Ecausseville * Carentan, its port, its canal bridge * St Côme du Mont, Maison du parc naturel régional des Marais du Cotentin et du Bessin, D-Day Expérience: two museums (airborne troop and German HQ), a flight simulation in C-47), a 3D giant screen cinema, a memorial dedicated to airborne troops and a military antiquities shop