This tiny Norman village locals don’t want tourists to discover has a 900-year abbey
Deep in Normandy’s rolling countryside, where ancient stone walls whisper secrets through morning mist, lies a medieval village that locals guard like a family heirloom. Le Bec-Hellouin, population barely 400, cradles a working Benedictine abbey that has sheltered monks for nearly a millennium—and residents prefer it stays that way. Unlike the Instagram-swarmed gardens of Giverny … Lire plus