3 D-day Normandy Museums

We will begin our visit with the German Battery of Merville

A fully preserved open-air museum that explains in a pedagogical way how the battery operated and what is the purpose of each bunker.

The museum also offers the visitor an audio-visual immersion of the events of June 6, recreating the attack that the battery suffered that day.

Next we will visit the Pegasus Memorial.

In addition to explaining exactly what the British 6th Division’s mission is, the museum keeps on display the original bridge taken on 6 June. The Pegasus Bridge was the first point to be liberated by Allied forces on D-Day.

Our third museum is located in the commune of Arromanches, near Gold Beach

Arromanches was chosen by the allies to receive one of the two artificial ports “Mullberry”, which were used for landing troops and equipment.

It is still possible to see the remains of the artificial harbor, scattered along the beach.

There will be a shop-museum of authentic objects where the guide will explain the details of the objects.

This tour lasts approximately 12 hours

No extra hour will be charged

Price per Person from Paris

Price per Person from Caen