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Normandy D Day Beaches Tour from Paris with Lunch

5.0(75 تقييمات)
14hإلغاء مجاني

الوصف

Visit the historic D-Day landing beaches on a day trip from Paris, including Omaha Beach and Utah Beach. This guided tour gives you a meaningful look at the courage shown during World War II, with stops at the American Cemetery and the cliffs of Pointe du Hoc. You’ll enjoy a light lunch. An expert English-speaking guide shares clear, detailed stories to help you understand what happened here. The tour also includes a special visit to a German bunker that holds a rare B-26 Marauder bomber, adding even more depth to this important moment in history. - Explore Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery with a knowledgeable guide - Visit the Utah Beach Museum and a German bunker - Enjoy a light lunch - Includes round-trip transport from Paris for a hassle-free experience

أبرز النقاط

  • Likely To Sell Out
  • Day Trips
  • Full-day Tours
  • Excellent Quality
  • Short term availability
  • Historical Tours
  • Best Conversion
  • Private and Luxury
  • Bus Tours
  • Low Last Minute Supplier Cancellation Rate

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مرشد باللغة

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يشمل النقل

Raduno al punto d'incontro

ما هو مشمول

مشمول

  • Sit-down lunch in Normandy with the group
  • Expert, English-speaking guide
  • Guided visits to Pointe du Hoc, Omaha Beach, and the Normandy American Cemetery
  • Round-trip transport from Paris on a comfortable coach
  • Pre-reserved entry to the Utah Beach Museum inside a restored German bunker

غير مشمول

  • Hotel pick up/drop off
  • Guide tips

خط السير

  1. 1

    At Utah Beach, you'll step into a real German bunker that's

    At Utah Beach, you'll step into a real German bunker that's now a world-class museum. This is where American boots first hit French sand on June 6, 1944. Inside, you'll find one of only six B-26 bombers left in existence and hear stories of the soldiers who changed history.

    1h 15minالدخول مشمول
  2. 2

    After a light lunch, it's time for the next activity—climbin

    After a light lunch, it's time for the next activity—climbing to the top of 100-foot cliffs to spot historic impact craters and concrete bunkers still scarred by the conflict. Allied Rangers scaled these sheer rock faces under intense enemy fire to silence the German positions. Standing here, wind in your face, the bravery of those soldiers truly comes alive.

    20 min
  3. 3

    Below the bluff lies Omaha Beach, where waves now lap quietl

    Below the bluff lies Omaha Beach, where waves now lap quietly at the sand that saw the fiercest fighting of D-Day. Above, white crosses stretch across a manicured lawn. You'll walk among the graves, read names, and look out over the beach where these soldiers gave everything.

    25 min
  4. 4

    Follow your guide to the Normandy American Cemetery, where w

    Follow your guide to the Normandy American Cemetery, where white crosses stretch across a manicured lawn. You'll walk among the graves, read names, and look out over the beach where these soldiers gave everything.

    30 minالدخول مشمول

نقطة الالتقاء

Please meet outside the entrance of Les boutiques du palais. Your guide will be holding a red 'The Tour Guy' sign. The closest metro station is Argentine (Line 1), about an 8-minute walk to 25 Boulevard Pershing, 75017 Paris.

معلومات مفيدة

  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted

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