Château de Damigny is an Anglo-Norman castle near Bayeux in Calvados, Normandy, dating from the 12th century with its current form established in the 19th century. Situated within 1.5 hectares of parkland just 15 minutes from the D-Day Landing beaches, the castle retains authentic medieval features including a defense tower, baker's oven, and historic moats. Now restored and operating as a boutique bed-and-breakfast with charming guest rooms and suites, it offers visitors the opportunity to experience this meticulously preserved historic estate while enjoying its peaceful countryside setting.
