D-Day Beaches (Plages du Debarquement de la Bataille de Normandie) Haute-Normandie

Comite Regionale de Tourisme de Normandie, 14 rue Charles Corbeau Haute-Normandie , Normandy, France - Phone: 02 3233 7900
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  • 1

    Where Time Has Stood Still

    ... monument to all the soldiers who died fighting that shows the allied troops attack on the Nazi´s in Europe and the attack on the D-day beaches. Behind this monument was a large semi circle of stone with all the names of the MIA soldiers. So many names. ...

  • 2

    Paris V 1.1 - Rouen

    ... (used to driving on the left side in Oz) took his first left-hand turn. Rouen is in the NW of France in the Province of Normandie (the D-day beaches are not too far away) split by the Seine. We headed into central Rouen, parked the car and walked to ...

  • 3

    D-Day beaches

    25 photos

    ... the long range guns had been moved just days before to Calais in expectation of an Allied attack further along the coast. The beaches of Normandy where the attack took place are by no means the nearest point to England and the Germans figured that if ...

  • 4

    Normandy Christmas

    29 photos

    ... some friendly rivalry playing poker and a Peruvian dice game called Perudo.  We also had a fantastic experience visiting the D-Day beaches and the American war cemetery in lower Normandy.  That day we also visited the Bayeaux Tapestry, which ...

  • 5

    Paris-Rouen-Bayuex

    11 photos

    ... until bedtime (midnight, can't help it we were tired ?). But we figured out what buses we needed to see the parts of the D-Day beaches we wanted to get to and decided to see each other at breakfast (8:30). So ended our first day traveling outside of ...

  • 6

    Paris Extended

    63 photos

    ... that our packs are a few pounds heavier then when we left Canada we decided to move to Northern France, to make our way towards the D-Day Beaches of Normandy for Remembrance Day. First stop on our trip up north was a Medieval town called Rouen. ...