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After setting up shop in the mountains and turning its attention to the Var, your Welkeys bnb concierge service has now arrived on the Normandy coast, specifically in Calvados. A department with a rich heritage that is well worth discovering! Today, explore the beautiful city of Caen, its surroundings, and its highlights.
An advantageous location and a major cultural hub
Located two and a half hours from Paris and directly connected to England via the Caen/Ouistreham - Portsmouth ferry line, Caen is the most populous city in Calvados and is often considered the cultural capital of Normandy. The proximity of the D-Day landing beaches, the Suisse Normande region, and renowned seaside resorts like Deauville and Cabourg also contributes to the city's significant appeal. Added to all this is a magnificent architectural heritage. The Abbaye aux Dames, the Church of Saint-Pierre, the remains of the Château de Caen, the Abbaye aux Hommes, the Rue Froide in the old town… picturesque places and buildings that will take you back in time!
Located about thirty minutes from the city, the Ouistreham lighthouse is also well worth knowing and visiting. While staying in Caen, you can easily reach Ouistreham and the beaches of the Côte de Nacre by bike, thanks to the greenway from Caen to Ouistreham. A rather pleasant option for family outings! The metropolitan area is also served by no fewer than three highways (A13, A84, and A88), making it easily accessible from the Paris region, Brittany, and the Maine province. By rail, the Caen train station is directly connected daily to a dozen cities, including Paris, Rouen, Le Mans, and Rennes. As for air travel, direct flights to Lyon are available several times a day.
Strong dynamism and varied events
Beyond its beautiful monuments and charming streets, Caen is primarily known for its memorial and is world-renowned for its cheeses, shellfish, cider, and Calvados. Labeled a "Tourist Town," the city attracts more than 800,000 visitors each year. It must be said that with its hundreds of hectares of green spaces and public gardens, Caen is a city where life is good! Between land and sea, it offers an exceptional living environment for tourists, business travelers, and students alike. The city remains attractive all year round.
Regardless of the season, activities to do with friends or family remain varied and easily accessible. Looking for thrills? Ten minutes from the center of Caen, you can find Festyland, the largest amusement park in Normandy. An ideal destination for a weekend with your loved ones! Foodies will be delighted to learn that the city is putting gastronomy in the spotlight this winter through the Cidrexpo event and the Wine and Gastronomy Fair. Two events to be found at the Caen Exhibition Center.

Once summer is over, other flagship events will attract many visitors to the city. The Caen International Fair will take place from September 18 to 27 and will feature the aesthetics and flavors of Cuba. A total change of scenery guaranteed! In October, the very first edition of Geek Days will arrive at the Caen Exhibition Center. An event dedicated to video games and science fiction where more than 70 exhibitors will immerse you in their world! In December, it will finally be the turn of the magic of Christmas to work its charm in the streets of Caen with a lovely Christmas market accompanied by multiple activities.
Your Welkeys bnb concierge service is here to help
Do you want to rent out your property in Caen but lack the time to manage it? At Welkeys, our goal is to help you by managing the entire rental process for you. From creating your listing with professional photos to welcoming guests and managing linens and cleaning, we take care of everything and are here to advise you!





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