Arromanches-les-Bains & Mulberry Harbour
​​The seaside town of Arromanches-les-Bains was liberated on D-Day, 6 June 1944. It became a crucial location and a logistical hub for the Allies during the battle of Normandy and the push to liberate northwest Europe.
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​Much can still be seen of the German defensive positions, as well as the remains of the Mulberry Harbour.​

Arromanches occupation to liberation
historical

Mulberry Harbour B

Whale component of a Mulberry Harbour
contemporary

Sherman Tank 'Berry-au-Bac'
contemporary

'Phoenix' Caissons
contemporary

Wiederstandnest 44 (WN44)
historical

Wiederstandnest 43 (WN43)
historical

Royal Engineers Memorial

D-Day 75 Garden

Wiederstandnest 42 (WN42)

D-Day Museum Arromanches

Mulberry Harbour 'Kite' Anchor

Arromanches 360 Cinema Circulaire

GR®223 Littoral de la Normandie
Length: 0.44 km
Route from FFRandonnée

GR®223 Littoral de la Normandie
Length: 0.69 km
Route from FFRandonnée

Arromanches
Length: 0.13 km
Route from None

Arromanches
Route from None

GR®223 Littoral de la Normandie
Route from FFRandonnée