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Jean-Paul Lecomte7 Rue Charles Laurent
Arromanches Les Bains
14117
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The Manor of Arromanches, a charming 19th-century house constructed in 1860, exudes a unique character that sets it apart. Nestled amidst marine pine trees, this splendid building sits on a sun-drenched slope, offering breathtaking views of the bay of Arromanches. Renowned for its historic significance, the bay is home to remnants of an artificial harbor constructed during the liberation. With the Manor of Arromanches as your base, you will have convenient access to this remarkable site, merely 500 meters away from the beach. Additionally, you can revel in the tranquil ambiance of the expansive grounds, adorned with century-old trees, that surround this extraordinary location.Reviews
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Directions
Upon reaching ARROMANCHES from BAYEUX, proceed towards COURSEULLES. Pass through the "Place de l'église" and the "rue du Lavoir". At the STOP traffic panel ahead, you will notice the sign LE MANOIR. Therefore, continue by taking the ascending street directly in front of you.
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Attractions
- Arromanches 360 Circular Cinema: Located within walking distance from the given address, this circular cinema offers a captivating film experience showcasing the historic events of the D-Day landings and the Battle of Normandy.
- Musée du Débarquement: Situated right on the beach, this museum provides an in-depth understanding of the D-Day landings through its extensive collection of artifacts, documents, and audio-visual presentations.
- Mulberry Harbour: A short stroll away, you can witness the remnants of the Mulberry Harbour, an artificial port constructed during World War II. It stands as a significant reminder of the Allies' efforts during the Normandy landings.
- Gold Beach: One of the D-Day landing beaches, Gold Beach offers a beautiful stretch of sand where you can relax and soak in the history while exploring the remains of the artificial harbor.
- Batterie de Longues-sur-Mer: Just a few kilometers away, this German artillery battery features well-preserved coastal defense structures, including four large naval guns. Visitors can explore the bunkers and enjoy panoramic views of the English Channel.
- Omaha Beach: Approximately 20 minutes by car, Omaha Beach is renowned for its historical significance during the Normandy landings. This beach offers a poignant experience with its memorial statues, bunkers, and the nearby Normandy American Cemetery.
- Bayeux Tapestry: Located in the nearby town of Bayeux, this UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases an embroidered cloth depicting the events leading up to the Norman conquest of England in 1066. The tapestry is a remarkable historical artifact and a must-visit attraction.
- Château de Creully: Situated around 10 kilometers from Arromanches Les Bains, this medieval castle offers a glimpse into the region's past. Visitors can explore the castle's various rooms, learn about its history, and enjoy the beautiful surrounding gardens.
- Juno Beach Centre: A short drive away, Juno Beach Centre is a museum dedicated to the Canadian contribution to the D-Day landings. It provides a comprehensive understanding of Canada's role in the war through interactive exhibits, personal stories, and artifacts. 10. Pegasus Bridge Museum: Located in Ranville, approximately 15 kilometers away, this museum commemorates the famous Pegasus Bridge, which was captured by British forces during the early hours of D-Day. The museum displays original military equipment, vehicles, and tells the story of this significant operation. These attractions offer a mix of historical and cultural experiences, allowing visitors to delve into the events of World War II while enjoying the scenic beauty of the Normandy coastline.