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25 D-Day Normandy Battle sites (to visit)

by Claire ROBINSON, Region Lovers | July 8, 2024 | no intrusive ads, no sponsored content, just some affiliate links - if you use them, we get a small commission (read more)

The D-Day landings and the Battle of Normandy have left a lasting impression on the region and the world. It can be difficult to plan a trip with the amount of beaches, museums, batteries and other places to visit.
Here is our selection of the best D-Day Nomandy battle sites and tips to help you plan.

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Content
D-Day Normandy battle sites to visit
5 D Day landing beaches in Normandy
9 best D-Day museums in Normandy
4 impressive war batteries
4 cemeteries and memorials
Other sites of the Second World War
Where to sleep to visit the landing beaches
Frequently asked questions and tips for visiting the landing sites

D-Day Normandy battle sites to visit

Top 10 D-Day landing sites in Normandy to visit : map

In Normandy, the choice of beaches, museums, memorials, cemeteries, batteries of the second world war to visit can impress. Where to start?
Here is a map with our top 10 that you will find in more detail in this article.
Of course, this is a general choice, but depending on your family history, there are other choices to make.

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Top 3 – if you only have one day

25 places can still be an impressive number, so if you only have one day I recommend:

  • For a general introduction:
    The Caen Memorial Museum, Juno Beach and the Merville Battery
  • For a very visual version :
    Arromanches les Bains: Gold Beach at low tide, the D-Day museum and the Longues-sur-Mer battery
  • For an American perspective:
    Omaha Beach, Courseulles-sur-mer cemetery and the Overlord Museum
  • For a Canadian perspective :
    Juno Beach, the Juno Beach Museum and the Beny-sur-Mer cemetery
  • For a British perspective:
    Sword Beach, the Atlantic Wall Museum and Bayeux
Memorial in Arromanches les Bains
Memorial at Arromanches les Bains

Some tips to keep in mind

  • Where to sleep?
    The most convenient cities to stay and visit all the landing sites are :
    Bayeux inland(see the best hotel deals)
    Arromanches-les-bains by the sea(see the best hotel offers)
    And Caen is the largest city in the area(see the best hotel deals)
  • Getting around
    You can find organized tours from Paris, Caen or Bayeux – see options
    However, I advise you to rent a car to be able to adapt your itinerary to your desires – see our favorite platform to find the best deals
  • How long
    It is possible to have a snapshot in 1 day but to be able to see all the major sites, count 3 days and to really dig into the subject 5 days to a week.

More tips after the list of places.

STAYING NEAR THE D-Day beaches

Option 1: Bayeux

The most practical option, in our opinion, is to base ourselves in the town of Bayeux. We recommend..:

  • Hotel Domaine de Bayeux in an 18th century mansion – see prices, photos and availability
  • see all top rated accommodations in Bayeux
Domaine de Bayeux Hotel

Option 2: in the countryside

In the countryside around the D-Day beaches, you will find beautiful buildings with a lot of charm: farms, manors…

  • Hotel Domaine d’Utah Beach – prices, pictures and availability
  • Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière – prices, pictures and availability
Hôtel ferme de la Rançonnière

Option 3: next to one of the beaches

If you’re looking for a seaside holiday or are fascinated by one of the beaches, you can choose a more specific hotel:

  • Hotel Villas d’Arromanches in Gold Beach Beach – prices, pictures and availability
  • Hotel La Sapinière in Omaha Beach Beach – prices, pictures and availability
Hotel Villas d'Arromanches

See all our advice on where to stay to visit the beaches

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5 D Day landing beaches in Normandy

Let’s start with the 5 landing beaches of the Normandy coast. A must-see.
Find more practical information on our article dedicated to the landing beaches.

#1. Utah Beach

Utah Beach

The landing zone known as Utah Beach stretches from Sainte Marie du Mont to Quineville on the east coast of the Cotentin peninsula. It was one of the American landing zones along with Omaha.
On June 6, 1944, Operation Overlord was launched and paratroopers arrived on the beach.
The sandy beach and sand dunes are home to memorials, statues and a museum.

  • Driving time from Caen : 1h
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 50min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#2. Omaha Beach

Omaha Beach

Omaha Beach is a long sandy beach. You can go down through several villages.
This beach was a trap for the Allies. There were many casualties here
In the middle, you can find a memorial in the sand.
The Overlord Museum is located a little further on.

  • Driving time from Caen : 40 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 25 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#3. Gold Beach (Arromanches)

Gold Beach - Arromanches

Gold Beach is located on the beach at Arromanches-les-Bains.
It was the landing zone for the British who were to liberate Bayeux.
This is the place where you can better realize what it could have been because, at low tide structures appear.
This is where the Mulberry Harbor was towed from Britain in June 1944. It became known as Port Winston.
Today, you can still see large concrete blocks around the beach and in the water, which is quite impressive.
Arromanches also has a 360° cinema on the landing and a museum.

  • Driving time from Caen : 40 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 20 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#4. Juno Beach

Juno Beach

As far as nature is concerned, Juno Beach is a long sandy beach with sand dunes at the back.
Concerning the Second World War, you can discover some tanks and bunkers as well as the cross of Lorraine, commemorating the place where General de Gaulle set foot in France after 4 years of exile.
It is also home to the Juno Beach Centre, a museum dedicated to Canada’s contribution to the liberation.

  • Driving time from Caen : 30 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 30 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#5. Sword Beach

Ouistreham beach, part of Sword Beach

The Sword Beach area stretched 8 km from Saint-Aubin-sur-Mer to Ouistreham.
The British landed there and were joined by French commandos to liberate several strategic bridges.
The beach of Lion-sur-mer
The beach of Ouistreham is very large and flat. Few things on the beach indicate its past but in the city you can visit the museums of the Atlantic Wall and the museum No. 4 commando.

  • Driving time from Caen : 20min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 40min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

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9 best D-Day museums in Normandy

Here is a selection of 9 D-Day museums to consider visiting.
There are of course more. These are the most important.
For a full list and even more practical information, see our article on D-Day museums.

#6. Caen Memorial

Caen Memorial

The Caen Memorial Museum is considered the best World War II museum in France. You can spend a whole day there, so rich in information and elements. It covers the landing but also the second world war as a whole.
In this huge museum, you will find a German bunker, historical objects, vehicles, sound and video recordings…

  • On the outskirts of the city of Caen
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 30 min
  • Open every day – Closed in January and on Mondays in December
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

Read our article

#7. Museum of the Atlantic Wall

Museum of the Atlantic Wall

The Atlantic Wall Museum is also known as the Great Bunker.
It is located at Sword Beach (Ouistreham), at the easternmost point.
This museum is worth a visit, not only for its connection of artifacts and information about the Atlantic Wall, but also for its unique structure.
It is installed in a huge blockhouse which served as a center for the German command. From this place, they controlled all the batteries.
It was taken by the Allied forces on June 9, 1944 (by British Lieutenant Bob Orrell and his men).
The 5 floors show all the rooms and how the operations were organized inside the bunker.

  • Driving time from Caen : 20min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 40min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

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#8. Juno Beach Museum

Juno Beach Museum

The Juno Beach Museum is located on the actual landing beach. It focuses on the contribution of Canadian troops during the D-Day landings and the entire Second World War.
You will also learn about life in Canada before, during and after the war.
See our article to plan your visit.

  • Driving time from Caen : 30 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 30 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#9. Overlord Museum

Overlord Museum

The Overlord Museum is not on the beach, but is located just a few minutes’ drive from Omaha Beach, in Colleville-sur-Mer.
Its name refers to Operation Overlord, the code name for the Allied invasion of the beaches of Normandy.
The museum covers the D-Day landings and the liberation of Paris. The collection was founded by a local who witnessed the war as a teenager.
This museum is known for its tanks and armored vehicles and its impressive collection of artifacts showing the life of soldiers and not only the firearms aspect (documents, souvenirs, personal effects…).

  • Driving time from Caen : 40 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 25 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#10. Utah Beach Landing Museum

Utah Beach Landing Museum

Located on Utah Bach beach, the Utah Beach Landing Museum is built on a German bunker.
It is organized chronologically with the strategy, the preparations, the history of D-Day (route, connections between divisions…) and the outcome of the landing.
You will see a lot of objects and vehicles (including a B26 bomber), as well as a very well made movie.

  • Driving time from Caen : 1h
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 50min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#11. Bayeux Battle of Normandy Memorial Museum

Bayeux Battle of Normandy Memorial Museum

Many of the museums focus solely on the D-Day landings, but at Bayeux you can learn about the entire Battle of Normandy.
For those interested in strategic details, this is a good choice: the museum describes in detail the military operations from June 7 to August 29, 1944, day by day, and sometimes hour by hour.

  • In the city of Bayeux
  • Driving time from Caen : 30min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

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#12. Airborne Museum of Sainte-Mère-Église

The Normandy Airborne Museum is dedicated to the American paratroopers who arrived just as D-Day began.
The museum faces the church, which many will recognize because parachutist John Steele became famous for hanging from its steeple.
The museum has 3 buildings: WACO which focuses on gliders, C-47 which explains the preparations for D-Day and Operation Neptune to give you the experience of a night jump with their “hyper-realistic museography”.

  • Driving time from Caen : 1h
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 45 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

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#13. D-Day Museum in Arromanches

D-Day Museum in Arromanches

The D-Day Museum in Arromanches was the first museum built to commemorate the D-Day landings.
It brings a very different vision from other museums because it focuses on the creation of Mulberry Harbors, or artificial harbors. Due to lack of space to unload military vehicles, the Allied forces built temporary ports (developed by the United Kingdom).
Thanks to this technique they were able to unload and transport 9,000 tons of material per day.
You will see models, information about the construction and a film.

  • Driving time from Caen : 40 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 20 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#14. Normandy Victory Museum (Carentan-les-Marais)

Normandy Victory Museum - staging

The Normandy Victory Museum is one of the most recent.
It focuses on the Battle of the Hedges, one of the lesser-known periods of the Second World War: what happened in the days and months following D-Day.
You will find more than 10000 objects and 20 military vehicles (a barge, a P47…).

  • Driving time from Caen : 1h
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 40 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

4 impressive war batteries

All along the Normandy coast, you can discover bunkers and important German war batteries.
In the landing area, we recommend visiting these 4 batteries.
For a more complete list, see our article on the best German batteries in Normandy.

#15. Pointe du Hoc

Bunker at Pointe du Hoc

The Pointe du Hoc was one of the key elements of the German fortifications.
The battery was captured on the morning of June 6, 1944.
Today, you can see how the artillery battery was organized (command post, casemates, shelters).
In addition, the site offers a magnificent view of the cliffs and the ocean.

  • Driving time from Caen : 50 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 35 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#16. Battery of Longues-sur-Mer

Battery of Longues-sur-Mer

The battery was a key element of the Atlantic Wall. Today, it is one of the best preserved sites with its original cannons.
Despite the air raids of June 5, 1944, the artillery was still operational on the 6th. It was deactivated by the bombs sent by the warships.
The free walking path takes you to the various buildings with sea views.

  • Driving time from Caen : 40min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 15min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in Bayeux

#17. Merville Battery

Merville Battery

Merville was one of the main fortifications of the Atlantic Wall. It was neutralized by the 9th British ParachuteBattalion on June 7, 1944.
Today, it has been transformed into a museum and each bunker is equipped with videos, equipment and scenes.
One of the highlights is the impressive C47 aircraft.

  • Driving time from Caen : 30 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 45 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#18. Azeville battery

Azeville battery

Located in the commune of Azeville, 4km from the beach, this battery was invisible from the sea. Its cannons covered the east coast of the English Channel. This complex battery took 2 years to build, and went into action on June 6, 1944. On June 9, the Azeville garrison surrendered to the American soldiers of the 4th Division.

We found this battery very impressive. It comprises four reinforced concrete casemates. 2 anti-aircraft guns can still be seen. But what sets this battery apart from the others we visited is its network of concrete galleries and covered trenches. Measuring 800m, it provided shelter for ammunition and 170 soldiers.

  • audio tour available in 7 languages €8 (€4 for children)
  • official website here
  • allow 1h
  • northern part ofUtah Beach, 15min drive from the beach museum
  • Driving time from Bayeux: 50min

4 cemeteries and memorials

Nearly 130,000 soldiers, both Allied and German, lost their lives in Normandy in 1944.
Driving through the area, you will unfortunately see many cemeteries with soldiers’ graves. Here are the 4 best known.

#19. Colleville-sur-mer American Cemetery

Normandy American Cemetery

The Normandy American Cemetery contains 9,385 graves.
The beautiful park overlooks the sea. It is organized around a central memorial in the form of a semi-circular colonnade and a reflecting pool.
It was established on the site of the temporary St. Laurent American Cemetery beginning in 1944.

  • Driving time from Caen : 40 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 25 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

Read our article

Normandy American Cemetery Memorial

#20. British cemetery in Bayeux

British cemetery in Bayeux

Next to the museum, the British military cemetery has 4648 graves of soldiers killed during the Second World War (338 unidentified and 500 of another nationality, mostly German).
There is a memorial to the fighters and rows of elegantly lined up headstones.

  • In the city of Bayeux
  • Driving time from Caen : 30min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

Read our article

#21. Beny-sur-Mer Canadian Cemetery

Beny-sur-Mer Canadian Cemetery

Not far from Juno Beach, at Beny-sur-Mer, you’ll find 2,049 graves, including 1,694 Canadian soldiers. With its white tombstones, it is further inland than the beach where they landed.
The other equally important Canadian cemetery is at Bretteville-sur-Laize south of Cane.

  • Driving time from Caen : 25 min
  • Driving time from Bayeux : 30 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

#22. German cemetery in La Cambe

German cemetery in La Cambe

The German cemeteries are much less well known than the American, Canadian and English ones. The most visited is that of La Cambe.
More than 21,000 German soldiers are buried there with their names engraved on the ground.
This cemetery is recognizable by its vastness with only a few granite crosses grouped here and there.
All around the cemetery you will see maple trees, planted for the reconciliation of peoples.

  • Driving time from Caen : 50min
  • Driving time from Bayeux: 25 min
  • See the best hotel and accommodation offers in the area

Other sites of the Second World War

#23. Pegasus Bridge

Pegasus Bridge

The Ranville and Bénouville bridges were retaken at dawn on the night of June 5-6, 1944.
It was a British brigade, whose emblem is Pegasus, that succeeded in this strategic action. That’s why the bridge over the canal was renamed Pegasus Bridge.

#24. Montormel

Memorial of Montormel
Memorial of Montormel

Located between Chambois and Vimoutiers, the monument is surrounded by tanks in memory of the battles of Normandy. This is the site of the strategic battle in Normandy that was the beginning of the end of the war.

#25. Dover-la-Délivrande, the 2 towers and the radio stations

Douvres-la-Délivrande

Where to sleep to visit the landing beaches

The main landing sites stretch from Utah Beach to Ouistreham.
You can read our full article on where to sleep to visit the beaches.

Option 1 – Bayeux

You a central city with a lot of charms and a lot of restaurants, Bayeux is a good option.
And you can combine it with the discovery of its cathedral and its tapestry.

See the best hotel and accommodation offers

Bayeux Cathedral
Bayeux Cathedral

Option 2 – Near the sea or in the countryside

Arromanches has the advantage of combining sea views with a central location for most of the landing sites.
In addition, we find it one of the most spectacular sites with the pieces of the harbor that appear completely at low tide.

See the best hotel and accommodation offers

And in the countryside around the beaches, you’ll find magnificent manor houses converted into hotels, like the Hôtel Ferme de la Rançonnière: – see prices, photos and availability

Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière
Hotel Ferme de la Rançonnière

Option 3 – Road trip to D-Day landing sites in 5 days

If you’re willing to change hotels every night, a road trip allows you to drive less each day. For example, from Caen

  • Day 1
    Memorial de Caen, route vers Sword Beach (Ouistreham)
    Night in Ouistreham – see the best offers
  • Day 2
    Atlantic Wall Museum, route to Juno Beach
    Juno Beach and Museum
    Road to Gold Beach (Arromanches)
    Night in Arromanches – see the best offers
  • Day 3
    Arromanches Museum and beaches at low tide
    Road to Omaha Beach
    Battery of Longues sur Mer
    Bayeux Museum
    Night in Bayeux – see the best offers
  • Day 4
    Road to Omaha
    Omaha Beach, American Cemetery and Overlord Museum
    Pointe ou Hoc and Maisy batteries
    Nuis in Sainte Mère Église – see the best offers
  • Day 5
    Sainte-Mère-Église and Utah Beach

Option 4 – Caen

From Caen, you will have to drive a little more each time to reach the different sites.
But if you prefer, the bigger cities with a wide choice of restaurants and hotels is the best option.

See the best hotel and accommodation offers

Abbaye-aux-Hommes in Caen
Abbaye-aux-Hommes in Caen

Other options

And of course if your points of interest are specific:

  • Omaha Beach – see the best deals around Colleville-sur_mer
  • Utah Beach – see the best deals around Sainte-Mère-Église
  • Juno Beach – see the best deals around Courseulles-sur-Mer

Frequently asked questions and tips for visiting the landing sites

How to visit the landing sites

The easiest way is to rent a car from one of the airports in Paris or from the train station in Caen.
This will give you the freedom to choose your places of interest and spend as much time as you want in the museums.
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How much time to allow

You can get an overview in one day, but for a more complete view and to immerse yourself in the history we recommend 3 to 5 days. See our 5-day itinerary above.

Organized tours

If you do not want to plan or have little time, you can also find organized tours

  • From Paris, Omaha Beach, American cemetery and Juno Beach
    See program and availability
  • From Paris, in small and varied groups: Omaha Beach, Overlord Museum, Longues-sur-mer and Pointe de Hoc batteries, American cemetery
    see program and availability
  • From Paris, private excursion to adapt your program to your wishes.
    see program and availability

See more options, including from Bayeux and Caen

How to visit the landing sites with children

Our advice if you want to visit sites with children is to choose those with a lot of big vehicles and not to go to too many museums.
Our favorite landing sites for a visit with children are :

  • Visit the battery at Longues sur Mer or Pointe de Hoc – children will love discovering the different shapes of bunkers and they can let off steam in between
  • The Normandy Victory Museum and its D-Day Experience as if you were flying in the plane on the day of the bombing (to be decided according to the sensitivity of your children)
  • In terms of beaches, Juno Beach and Utah Beach are the most suitable, with plenty of room to run around, as well as machines and stages set up on the beaches.

Books to read / movies to see before or after traveling

Films on the landing:

  • The Longest Day (1962)
  • Saving Private Ryan (1998)
  • Ike. Countdown to D-Day (2004)
  • …

Books on the landing

  • History – Band of Brothers by Stephen Ambrose
  • Novel – Dans la nuit du débarquement de Genevière Dubosq
  • For children – D-Day June 6, 44 by Patricia Cété
  • …
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Le stockage ou l’accès technique est strictement nécessaire dans la finalité d’intérêt légitime de permettre l’utilisation d’un service spécifique explicitement demandé par l’abonné ou l’utilisateur, ou dans le seul but d’effectuer la transmission d’une communication sur un réseau de communications électroniques.
Préférences
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire dans la finalité d’intérêt légitime de stocker des préférences qui ne sont pas demandées par l’abonné ou l’utilisateur.
Statistiques
Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement à des fins statistiques. Le stockage ou l’accès technique qui est utilisé exclusivement dans des finalités statistiques anonymes. En l’absence d’une assignation à comparaître, d’une conformité volontaire de la part de votre fournisseur d’accès à internet ou d’enregistrements supplémentaires provenant d’une tierce partie, les informations stockées ou extraites à cette seule fin ne peuvent généralement pas être utilisées pour vous identifier.
Marketing
Le stockage ou l’accès technique est nécessaire pour créer des profils d’utilisateurs afin d’envoyer des publicités, ou pour suivre l’utilisateur sur un site web ou sur plusieurs sites web ayant des finalités marketing similaires.
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