Top Normandy Skip the line Tickets

D-DAY was just the beginning! They landed in Omaha, Utah... And three more beaches... Then they sank into the Norman bocage to fight a terrible battle. Discover what the soldiers and also the Norman civilians went through in the 100 days following the D-Day landings, during this sometimes unknown and yet decisive battle that was the battle of the hedges. The Normandy Victory Museum is home to 27 soundstages with meticulous details, more than 15,000 authentic objects, antique military vehicles, archives to discover in a cozy and intimate atmosphere to learn, understand and pay tribute. An ideal visit for families (1h30 to 2h) and for all history lovers.

Step into the world of Monet and visit the charming village of Giverny, where the artist lived and worked for 43 years. Explore Monet’s house and water lily garden, and stroll through the village, home to modern-day Impressionist galleries by artists like Claude Cambour and Florence Ramier. In Giverny, you’ll have ample time to enjoy the gardens, visit the house, and savor the village’s artistic charm before returning to Paris.

Relive the Battle of Normandy and gain a unique insight into French history at the Arromanches 360° circular cinema. Watch the memorable film "The 100 Days of the Battle of Normandy," on the high-definition panoramic screens and learn about the D-Day landings, see previously unseen footage from the archives, and follow in the footsteps of the Allied soldiers