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D-Day & Military History Tours

Walk in the footsteps of history with an unforgettable D-Day and military heritage tour. Stand on the Normandy landing beaches, visit the powerful Mémorial de Caen, and honor fallen heroes at the Normandy American Cemetery. Pay tribute at the historic Meuse-Argonne and Aisne-Marne cemeteries and witness the legacy of World War history in Arromanches and beyond. A journey of remembrance and discovery.
Some cemetery excursions can be combined with visits to the D-Day landing beaches and Seaside Escapes: Breathtaking Shores tours.

Following the Michelin Green Guide rating system, sites are classified into three categories:

Interesting: Worth visiting if nearby, offering cultural, historical, or scenic value.

Worth a Detour: A remarkable site that justifies altering your route for its unique appeal.

Worth the Journey: An exceptional destination, worth planning an entire trip around.


This classification helps travelers prioritize must-visit locations based on their significance and experience.

Normandy American Cemetery

Walk through history at this moving site overlooking Omaha Beach, where over 9,000 U.S. soldiers rest, honoring their sacrifice on D-Day. A powerful place of reflection.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Near Omaha Beach, 14710 Colleville-sur-Mer

Travel time : ≈ 3 hours 30 minutes

Sugested duration : Full day

Meuse-Argonne American Cemetery

Discover the largest U.S. military cemetery in Europe, where over 14,000 soldiers from World War I found their final resting place. A must-visit for history enthusiasts.

Michelin rating : 

Location : 55110 Romagne-Sous-Montfaucon

Travel time : ≈ 3 hours

Sugested duration : Full day

Aisne-Marne American Cemetery

Step into a place of remembrance near Belleau Wood, where U.S. Marines made the ultimate sacrifice in intense World War I battles. A site of deep historical significance.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Near Belleau Wood, 02400 Belleau

Travel time : ≈ 2 hours

Sugested duration : Full day

Somme American Cemetery

Pay tribute to the bravery of U.S. troops who fought in the Battle of the Somme, one of the most devastating battles of World War I. A solemn and memorable visit.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Near Bony, 02420 Bony

Travel time : ≈ 2 hours

Sugested duration : Full day

Lorraine American Cemetery

Honor the fallen at this vast cemetery, marking the sacrifice of U.S. soldiers in World War II’s European campaign, with over 10,000 graves. A profound experience.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Cemetery Road, 57500 Saint-Avold

Travel time : ≈ 3 hours 30 minutes

Sugested duration : Full day

D-Day Landing Beaches

Stand on the legendary shores where Allied forces launched the largest seaborne invasion in history on June 6, 1944. A must-see for those passionate about WWII history.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Normandy Coast, various sites

Travel time : ≈ 3 hours

Sugested duration : Full day

Mémorial de Caen

Experience one of the most comprehensive World War II museums, offering deep insight into the Normandy invasion and its lasting impact. An essential stop in Normandy.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Esplanade Général Eisenhower, 14050 Caen

Travel time : ≈ 2 hours 30 minutes

Sugested duration : Full day

Arromanches-les-Bains

Explore the remnants of the artificial harbor that played a crucial role in the Allied landings, a testament to military strategy and engineering ingenuity.

Michelin rating : 

Location : Place du 6 Juin, 14117 Arromanches-les-Bains

Travel time : ≈ 3 hours

Sugested duration : Full day

Travel Time Estimates

All travel times are approximate and calculated from the center of Paris (Notre-Dame) in a one-way direction. Expressed in hours, these estimates are provided for informational purposes only and may vary due to traffic, weather, and other conditions. They are non-binding and do not constitute any contractual commitment.