2h-Discoveries
With our “2h-Discoveries” offer, explore
the emblematic places of the Battle of Normandy in a reduced time.
Saint-Lô, “martyr city and courageous”
During a 2-hour tour, walk through the streets of Saint-Lô. Nicknamed the “Capital of the Ruins,” Saint-Lô still bears the scars of its destruction in the summer of 1944.
You will discover the history of the city through its monuments, such as the Church of Notre-Dame, a symbol of the material and human losses suffered by the city. From the bombing on June 7, 1944, to its reconstruction that began in 1948, including the battles for its liberation, Saint-Lô will have no secrets for you.
From 170€ including tax
The American landing at Utah Beach
On June 6, 1944, in the early hours of the day, soldiers from the 4th US Infantry Division landed on the beach of La Madeleine, code name: Utah.
As you walk along this beach with your guide, you will discover the military operations of D-Day, as well as the German fortifications of the Atlantic Wall, intended to prevent any invasion from the sea.
You will then meet the men who marked the history of this beach.
From 170€ including tax
The American landing and logistic at Omaha Beach
Called, before the war, “The Golden Beach,” Omaha Beach became, on the morning of June 6, 1944, one of the deadliest of the five beaches in the Allied assault.
This visit will give you the opportunity to understand why the Americans had such difficulty capturing this beach, facing a German defender determined to repel every assault. Overlooked by the Normandy American Cemetery, this beach is now known as “Bloody Omaha.”