Arromanches 360 Tours and Activities

Visit the D-Day beaches during this full-day trip from Paris to Normandy. Stop at Omaha Beach to learn stories and historical facts about WWII; stop at the Juno Beach Center; pause at the American Cemetery; and stop by the Caen Memorial Museum for a scenic lunch. Gain fascinating insights from your guide into the sacrifices of Allied soldiers and the French citizens they liberated. Upgrade to a small-group tour when booking for a more personal experience.

Relive the Battle of Normandy and gain a unique insight into French history at the Arromanches 360° circular cinema. Watch the memorable film 'Normandy's 100 Days' on the high-definition panoramic screens and learn about the D-Day landings, see previously unseen footage from the archives, and follow in the footsteps of the Allied soldiers

Travel back to the most important days of battle—without skimping on comfort—during this private, full-day tour of Normandy. Enjoy front-door pickup from your Paris hotel in a climate-controlled minibus, and put the war in context with stops at Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery. Tours include a savory lunch at a 13th-century manor house and a visit to a high-tech museum dedicated to D-Day.

Step back in time to June 1944 with a visit to Normandy's main landing beaches. Set out on a guided tour from Paris to visit these legendary sites including Omaha Beach and Colleville American Cemetery, where the bodies of American soldiers who lost their lives on D-Day and at the Battle of Normandy reside. Afterward, spend some time exploring the medieval town of Bayeux, one of the few places in France's Calvados department to remain mostly intact following WWII.

Perfect for history buffs and time-pressed travelers, this flexible, private tour lets you discover Normandy’s most important D-Day sites, all in one day. Meet your guide in the morning at your Paris accommodation, and set off in the comfort of an air-conditioned vehicle. Once in Normandy, you get to plan your own itinerary, and visit only the landmarks that interest you most. Head to Pointe du Hoc, visit landing beaches like Omaha and Utah, tour the American Cemetery at Colleville-sur-Mer, see the German gun battery at Longues-sur-Mer, and more.

Normandy is the site of the notorious D-Day Landings and home to some of the most significant WWII battlefields and memorials in France. On this tour, benefit from the undivided attention of a private guide and customize your itinerary to your preferences, choosing to focus on the British, American, or Canadian sites, depending on your interests. Perhaps tour the D-Day beaches of Omaha, Utah, and Juno; see battle sites such as Pointe du Hoc; or visit the American Cemetery.

The D-Day Landing beaches of Normandy are among the most important WWII sites in France. Make the most of your time in Le Havre with this private shore excursion and enjoy a customized itinerary that takes in the sites that interest you most. Choose to visit Omaha, Utah, or Juno beaches; explore the many battle sites and museums; or pay your respects at the American Cemetery. Learn more about the fateful events from your private guide and see sites and memorials relating to the American, British, and Canadian soldiers.

Half a day visit to Normandy D-Day battle sites and British landing beaches from Caen Travel with your own group (3/6 travellers) aboard a comfortable and air-conditioning Minivan for a more personalized atmosphere Step back in time on a history tour, and learn about the events of June 6, 1944 Stop at the exact location where the original « Pegasus Bridge » used to stand and first spot where the british paratroopers landed aboard gliders on D-day . Pay your respects to the fallen British soldiers visiting the British Normandy Memorial overlooking Gold Beach. Be amazed to see the German artillery battery of Longues-sur-Mer. The battery is the only one in Normandy to retain all its original 150mm guns in site . Discover the pretty little town of Arromanche and the vestiges of the artificial port (Mulberry B Harbour) laid within few days by british engineers in June 1944. Dive into the D-day landing and the Battle of Normandy inside the 360 Circular cinema in Arromanches