5 days in France, suggestions please?

[Soycd]

Squeezed in a quick Le Shuttle 5 dayer beginning of March. We generally pass through or around France so not too familiar with places. We are going to head to Rouen but are looking at places in the area between Rouen and Calais. Have done Le Crotoy previously so looking for something different. Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance.

 

[MichaelT]

WW2 d day stuff

 

[WESTY66]

WW2 d day stuff

Or WW1 Amiens and surrounding places of interest, there’s so many round there

 

[The Coops]

Bray Sur Somme for the WW1 stuff

 

[Ridgeway]

Amiens is quite nice for a city to visit up norf.

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[The Wino]

Just wander. We had a holiday once in a gite and explored the cote opale it's an area people usually just drive through. On the war stuff it depends if you are interested my wife would hate spending a couple of days on that.

 

[Andy Norfolk]

La Couple in Saint Omer. WW2 V2 rocket launching site dug into the hills. Also a good market on Saturday. Another good market in Hesdin I think Wednesday or Thursday.

 

[Barryh]

A slight deviation to Arras. A nice paid aire with electricity and services next to the canal. A short walk up the canal into a lovely town with bars, restaurants and shops. A big market on Saturday. Underground tunnels to visit. Down the canal for a nice cycle or walk.

 

[Rollingwheels]

Along the coast Honfleur, Etretat, we also found where William the conqueror set sail from France this year, it is called Dives sur Mer interesting town and right next door is Cabourg which is lovely, also there is a free aire in Dives sur Mer right on the river.

 

[LesW]

With only five days, I would go to Ypres, then Bruges... Yeah I know it's not France.

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[LostInSpace]

If you like the idea of a 5 day rest with good food, then Honfleur has lots of very very good restaurants

 

[carolyn]

I’d head along the coast Westward, the Opal coast is very pretty.

 

[Tasng4]

Squeezed in a quick Le Shuttle 5 dayer beginning of March. We generally pass through or around France so not too familiar with places. We are going to head to Rouen but are looking at places in the area between Rouen and Calais. Have done Le Crotoy previously so looking for something different. Any suggestions, gratefully received, thanks in advance.

A difficult question to answer as you don't give any clues as to what your interests are. You could just Google 'places to visit in France'. I realise this may seem a bit passive/agressive but we live in France and are often asked this question only to be told 'we don't really like cheese/wine/chateaus' etc.