Along the D-day beaches
6 June 1944 entered history under the now legendary name of D-Day, the Allied landings on the beaches of Normandy. It was the most dramatic part of Operation Overlord, that marked the beginning of the liberation of German-occupied Western Europe.

Commando Kieffer
other

Azeville Battery
other

Longues-sur-Mer German battery
other

National Guard Monument Memorial
monument

Omaha Beach Memorial Museum
museum

Juno Beach Centre
museum

‘The Grand Bunker’– Atlantikwall Museum
museum

D-Day Experience / Dead Man's Corner Museum

Omaha Beach

The Airborne Museum Sainte-Mère-Église

Sword Beach

Juno Beach

Utah Beach

Normandy American Cemetery

Merville Battery Museum

Gold Beach

Pointe du Hoc

The U.S. Airlandings in Normandy

The artificial harbour of Arromanches

Les Braves Omaha Beach Memorial
monument

Monument to the second armoured division
contemporary

Croix de Lorraine
contemporary

The liberation of Sainte-Marie-du-Mont
historical

The Museum of 4th Commando and the Monument of the Flame
monument

The Utah Beach D-Day Museum

GR®223 Littoral de la Normandie
Length: 6.27 km
Route from FFRandonnée

GR®223 Littoral de la Normandie
Length: 1.81 km
Route from FFRandonnée

GR®223 Littoral de la Normandie
Length: 2.23 km
Route from FFRandonnée

Omaha Beach
Route from Open Source - Waymarked Trails

Utah Beach
Route from Open Street Maps