Normandia Americana D-Day Spiagge Gita di un giorno per piccoli gruppi da Parigi

In evidenza

Itinerario

1. 1

   Bois de Boulogne

   Depart at 7:15 am from our agency in central Paris, located just a short walk from the Louvre. Meet your driver-guide and settle into a comfortable air-conditioned minivan for your full-day journey to Normandy. As you leave Paris behind, enjoy the changing landscapes of the French countryside while your guide introduces the historical context of D-Day and Operation Overlord.

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2. 2

   Omaha Beach

   Continue to Omaha Beach, one of the most famous and tragic landing sites of June 6, 1944. Known for the heavy losses suffered by Allied forces, this stretch of coastline played a decisive role in the success of Operation Overlord. Your guide will explain the challenges faced by the soldiers as they landed under intense enemy fire, as well as the strategic importance of this sector. Today, Omaha Beach is a peaceful and moving place, offering time for reflection and remembrance.

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3. 3

   Normandy American Cemetery and Memorial

   Visit the Normandy American Cemetery, overlooking Omaha Beach. This solemn and beautifully maintained site is the final resting place of thousands of American soldiers who gave their lives during the liberation of Europe. Walk among the white crosses and Stars of David, visit the memorial, and take a moment to reflect on the scale of the sacrifice. Depending on timing, you may also visit the modern visitor center, which features exhibitions, films, photographs, and personal stories that bring the events of D-Day to life.

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4. 4

   Pass through Arromanches-les-Bains, a coastal town closely linked to the success of the Allied invasion. Arromanches is famous for the remains of the Mulberry artificial harbor, an extraordinary engineering achievement created to support the landing forces after D-Day. These floating harbor structures allowed troops, vehicles, and supplies to be brought ashore, playing a crucial role in the Allied advance across Normandy.

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5. 5

   Pointe du Hoc

   Your next stop is Pointe du Hoc, a strategic German fortification assaulted by U.S. Rangers on D-Day. Walk among the preserved bunkers, artillery positions, and deep bomb craters that still mark the landscape today. Overlooking the English Channel, this dramatic clifftop site offers impressive views and stands as a powerful tribute to the bravery of the soldiers who fought here during one of the most daring operations of June 6, 1944.

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6. 6

   Bois de Boulogne

   Return to Paris in the evening after a full and meaningful day in Normandy. This small-group day trip offers a powerful combination of history, remembrance, and guided discovery, ideal for travelers wishing to better understand the events of D-Day and the sacrifices made during the liberation of France.

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Punto d'incontro

Departure Point: Departure from the center of Paris Address: FRANCE TOURISME / PARIS TOURISME AGENCY 6 rue de l'Amiral de Coligny 75001 PARIS Directions: Closest Metro Station: Louvre-Rivoli (Line 1) Dates: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday

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Prelievo

• Tutti si incontrano al punto di partenza

Da sapere prima di partire

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

Cancellazione e rimborso

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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• Annullato e rimborsato per intero se i partecipanti sono troppo pochi