To see... The Pays d'Auge The Pays d'Auge stretches across three departments and is a cultural region known especially for its stud farms (about one third of racing horses in France are bred here), apple orchards to produce the famous cider, Calvados and Pommeau, the Camembert, Livarot and Pont l'Eveque cheeses and of course the Côte Fleurie (Flower Coast), which forms its northern border. The Route du Cidre is a touristic route taking you on a 40km circular track through little old villages and many, many orchards, where cider and co can be sampled and purchased, the only one of its kind in France: a great route for a picnic. The route starts at about 5km from Château de Launay. In Cambremer it is worthwhile visiting the Jardins du Pays d'Auge, a beautifully landscaped park on 3 hectares, an inspiration for any gardener or simply a place to enjoy nature and tranquility. Do make sure to stop at tiny Beuvron en Auge, officially labeled one of France's most beautiful villages. The Pays d'Auge is rich in castles and manors. Among those which can be visited are the Château du Jonquet, the Château de Crèvecoeur, the Château de Vendeuvre and the gardens of the Château d