France is renowned for its picturesque villages, with the prestigious 'Les plus beaux villages de France' designation recognizing those which maintain historical and cultural integrity while housing less than 2,000 residents. As of 2025, there are 180 villages awarded this honor. Among the highlights are Gerberoy, famous for its blend of architectural styles and historical significance, and Beuvron-en-Auge, a quintessential Norman village associated with cider production and vibrant local festivals. These villages not only attract tourists but also symbolize France's rich heritage.
France boasts an extensive range of captivating villages, recognized under the 'Les plus beaux villages de France' designation, awarded for cultural and historical sustainability.
The designation highlights villages with populations under 2,000, underscoring their charm while preserving their rich cultural heritage.
Gerberoy, known for its half-timbered homes, played a crucial strategic role during historical conflicts and was frequented by impressionist artists.
Beuvron-en-Auge exemplifies a classic Norman village, famous for its timber facades and is a key stop on the cider producing 'Cider Route'.
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