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Address:
Francoise Vignaud16 Rue Lithare
Arromanches
14117
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Experience a charming bed and breakfast located in a beautifully restored 1870s house, nestled in the heart of Arromanches. This idyllic retreat is situated in the midst of the historic D-Day beaches, offering a perfect blend of history, comfort, and serenity.Reviews
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Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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extra bed | breakfast |
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 60 | non | ||||||||||||
| B&B (3 pers.) |
1 | 70 | non | ||||||||||||
| Apartment | 1 | 75 | 160 | non |  |
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| Notes: 2 to 8 people | |||||||||||||||
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Animals Allowed
Attractions
- Arromanches 360 Circular Cinema: Located just a short walk from your address, this circular cinema offers a fascinating immersive experience showcasing the historic D-Day landings and the construction of the Mulberry Harbor. The film is projected onto nine screens, providing a unique perspective on this important chapter of World War II history.
- D-Day Museum: Situated on the seafront in Arromanches, the D-Day Museum offers a comprehensive collection of artifacts, models, and multimedia presentations that depict the Allied landings on the beaches of Normandy in 1944. It provides a detailed insight into the planning and execution of Operation Overlord.
- Mulberry Harbor Remains: As you stroll along the beautiful Arromanches beach, you will come across the remnants of the artificial Mulberry Harbor. These concrete structures are a testament to the engineering marvel that was created to facilitate the rapid unloading of troops and supplies during the D-Day invasion.
- Gold Beach: Continuing along the coastline, you can visit Gold Beach, one of the five landing zones used by the British forces during the Normandy landings. This serene beach offers a peaceful ambiance and allows visitors to reflect on the bravery and sacrifices made by the soldiers who fought here.
- Bayeux Tapestry: A short drive from Arromanches, the town of Bayeux is home to the famous Bayeux Tapestry. This stunning medieval embroidery tells the story of the Norman conquest of England in 1066. The tapestry is displayed in a dedicated museum and provides a captivating glimpse into the past.
- Omaha Beach: Located approximately 20 kilometers west of Arromanches, Omaha Beach is one of the most iconic D-Day landing sites. This expansive beach witnessed intense fighting during the invasion, and a visit here allows you to pay your respects at the American Cemetery and explore the informative visitor center.
- Juno Beach Center: Situated around 30 kilometers east of Arromanches, the Juno Beach Center is a museum dedicated to the Canadian contribution during the D-Day landings. The exhibits offer a profound insight into the experiences of Canadian soldiers and their role in the liberation of France.
- Pointe du Hoc: Positioned on the western coast of the Normandy Peninsula, Pointe du Hoc is a dramatic cliff-top location that offers breathtaking views of the English Channel. It was a strategic German stronghold during World War II, and extensive remnants of bunkers, craters, and bomb craters can still be seen today.
- Mont Saint-Michel: While a bit further away from Arromanches (about 130 kilometers), Mont Saint-Michel is a must-visit attraction in Normandy. This iconic medieval abbey sits atop a rocky island and is surrounded by picturesque streets, shops, and restaurants. Explore the abbey's rich history and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding bay. 10. Caen Memorial Museum: Located in the city of Caen, about 25 kilometers from Arromanches, the Caen Memorial Museum is an internationally recognized museum dedicated to peace. It offers a comprehensive exhibition on World War II and the Cold War, providing visitors with a profound understanding of the causes and consequences of these conflicts.