Arromanches-les-Bains is a “must-see” in Normandy. Yet little known! This resort has been instrumental in the landing of June 1944. This is where the allies decided to build an artificial port to supply the troops. The beach was liberated on the night of June 6, 1944 and the day after the construction of the port began. It can still be seen on the central beach (remains of it - concrete blocks are visible at low tide).
The Arromanches les Bains Beach is divided into 4 areas. The central part is the busiest and has a lifeguard station in July and August. The beaches at both ends are more untamed.
The resort centre is lively throughout the year with many restaurants and shops. The streets where we can see cannons and tanks make a very special atmosphere. The D-Day Museum is worth a visit to understand the strategic role of this part of Normandy.
Place du Six Juin 1944 14117 ...
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