Tourny

Tourni was our first stop in France, a historic town, and we came here mainly for food. According to reports, the French food in Turni is very authentic. There are many Michelin restaurants in a small town. Many Parisians drive here every weekend to taste the food. A Michelin restaurant at the entrance of the town has selected seats and a Chinese menu. We ordered roast lamb chops, roast duck meat, French snails with rice, and a beer, which cost about 50 euros. It felt delicious and the real French meal was the first time to taste.

Tourni, a small French town with a long history, quiet, ancient, and beautiful. Because I watched the Korean drama "Ghost", I learned that this place is a medieval town. It turned out that a door opened and it could be like this other world of ghost uncles and like this tone here.

The town is a long-standing historical site. It is said that in the 9th century, the Normandy invaded and the fugitive monks began to live in Turni. They are said to have secretly brought the sacred relics of San Felipe Bell. The most worth seeing in this town is the church of the collector of the relics of San Phillipe Bell, which is the monastery of San Phillipe Bell. The town also has a Michelin-star restaurant, which is recommended to try.

Tourny is a municipality in the French province of Earl, belonging to the écos district of Les Andelys. The town has a long history. It was a fortress (around the 1st century BC) during the Roman era of Gallia and subsequently became a water transport hub.

Very leisurely European town, not yet developed by tourism, authentic, worth seeing