Sign in with Facebook- Join for free
- Sign In
Sign in with FacebookLatest Caen hotel reviews
Helpfulness
There is a tram that runs in and around Caen. Purchase your ticket at certain of the stops from a machine for just over a euro. It runs up to the castle, and down to the train station. while it does make the trip easier you don't get to walk by the stores and get a flavor of the town.
Written Oct 18, 2005
To go out from Caen, to other cities in Calvados or countryside, take these buses. Terminal is close to the castle, in front of the Tour Leroy and of the harbour. Another terminal at the Railway Station.
(see their website)
Written Jul 13, 2004
Phone: 0810.214.214
Website: http://www.busverts.com
Sponsored Links
Mercure Caen Centre Port De Plaisance
1 Review and 62 Opinions I use for years all over the world the ACCOR chain of hotels, and have been fantastic. I am a...
2 Reviews and 38 Opinions Atmosphere and location is what the place is all about. Converted from an old abbey, it features...
1 Review and 44 Opinions We stayed at La Fontaine for three nights over the last weekend in August. I had picked the hotel...
Caen is served by the small port of Ouistreham, lying at the mouth of the Caen Canal where it meets the English Channel. A ferry service operates between Portsmouth in the United Kingdom and...
Caen is the beautiful capital city of the Region Basse-Normandie and of the département of Calvados and deserves this role, since it has experienced all the joyful and sad events that touched the...
The capital and largest city of Basse Normandie, Caen is a city shaped by war. Its name derives from the Celtic word for 'battlefield' and true to its name Caen has been invaded many times during its...
You have to remember Caen was virtually destroyed in World War II so much has been rebuilt and much is new construction. There is an old center but not nearly as large as some other cities further...
A Very Old City with a Modern Dress
Caen (120k) is the most populous city in all of Normandy. It is also a port city and one of heavy manufacture. It was almost 75% demolished in WWII and evidences of that experience are only seen where...
Build your own Caen page
Sponsored Links
Comments