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9H
Parcours journalier
1-6 personne
Anglais, Espagnol, Français, Italien
On this full day tour from Caen or Bayeux, you’ll walk on the footsteps of the 156 000 GI’s who liberated France and Europe.
With me, you’ll gain the unique perspective of the grandson of Resistance fighters, who told me « almost » everything they went through during these awful 4 years. Things I didn’t find in history books, even the best ones.
In Arromanches, you’ll immerse yourself in the terrible first days of combat.
In Longues sur Mer, you’ll grasp what was really the Atlantic Wall.
In Ste Mère Eglise, I’ll explain you in details how the Americans were able to capture the Cherbourg Peninsula so quickly and the importance of it for the battle of Normandy and Europe.
On Omaha beach, you’ll walk on holy grounds as I’ll explain you in details the initial assault.
And, of course, at the Normandy American Cemetery, I will share with you the stories of many of the 9388 young boys fallen here for Liberty.
At the end of the day you should say : » too bad we did not book more than one day to visit Normandy ».
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On this full day tour from Caen or Bayeux, you'll walk on the footsteps of the 156 000 GI's who liberated France and Europe.
With me, you'll gain the unique perspective of the grandson of Resistance fighters, who told me "almost " everything they went through during these awful 4 years. Things I didn't find in history books, even the best ones.
In Arromanches, you'll immerse yourself in the terrible first days of combat.
In Longues sur Mer, you'll grasp what was really the Atlantic Wall.
In Ste Mère Eglise, I'll explain you in details how the Americans were able to capture the Cherbourg Peninsula so quickly and the importance of it for the battle of Normandy and Europe.
On Omaha beach, you'll walk on holy grounds as I'll explain you in details the initial assault.
And, of course, at the Normandy American Cemetery, I will share with you the stories of many of the 9388 young boys fallen here for Liberty.
At the end of the day you should say : " too bad we did not book more than one day to visit Normandy".
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