D-Day Museum, Arromanches-les-Bains
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D-Day Arromanches in one day
4 attractions · 4h 15min · transit route
Tickets ~€19.7
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About D-Day Museum
The world's first museum dedicated to D-Day, opened in 1954 on the beach where the Allies constructed the artificial Mulberry Harbor. The museum underwent a complete €11 million renovation in 2023, doubling its exhibition space to 1,200 m² across seven thematic sections. Visitors explore scale models, archival footage, 3D video mapping, and authentic WWII artifacts including Commander Philippe Kieffer's battledress jacket.
D-Day Museum — Planning Your Visit
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General Admission
RecommendedFamily Pass
Family TicketValid for 2 adults and 2 children (6-18 years). Additional children: €4 each.
In day plans, the recommended ticket is pre-selected and included in the total price.
Combine with 5 nearby attractions for a full day
From €24.7 / person — all tickets and transport included — transit route with total cost breakdown
The artificial harbor was constructed from 600,000 tons of concrete, 33 jetties, and 16 km of floating roadways. Approximately 45,000 workers in 300 British engineering companies built the components in secret before towing them across the English Channel.
Travel Plans for D-Day Museum
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Day Routes
D-Day Arromanches in one day
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D-Day Heritage Tour of Arromanches
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Nearby Attractions
Mulberry Harbour (Port Winston)
Liberators Museum - Normandy 1944
Arromanches 360 (Circular Cinema)
Longues-sur-Mer Battery
Mulberry Harbour (Port Winston)
Liberators Museum - Normandy 1944
Arromanches 360 (Circular Cinema)