Normandy Michelin Regional Map (Michelin National Map)

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aircraft) and landing paratroopers in the middle of the night the actual landings on the beaches started at 6:30 am. The map shows the area to the east of the Allied landings on D-Day, including Merville and the course of the River Troarn. If you are in Paris in the summer and would like to spend a day at the beach, you will love Deauville or Trouville-sur-Mer . Bayeux is home to the tapestry that carries its name, and is also a town full of museums, split between the war and artisan crafts practiced here. About one hour and a half from Bayeux towards the South-West is one of the most visited places in France.

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We are very happy and proud to plan itineraries for you to learn more about the history of the two World Wars of the 20th century. AT LAST – in the words of Etta James’ song – working with agile SplashMaps, we have 2 maps for “Our Walk Committee’s” charity walk for 70 miles over WW2 battlefields.These complete rivers include the Seulles, the Orne, the Dives; and also the complete river Odon, from its source to Caen where it joins the river Orne. You should also see the Bayeux Tapestry that depicts the Norman Invasion of Britain, led by William the Conqueror in 1066. On my second trip with France Just For You (FJFY) this October I drove through Normandy and Brittaney. This is a great base from which to explore the sites of the World War II Normandy Invasion as well as the Norman backcountry. The final confrontation between Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Scandinavian and Norman aristocracies brought about 150 years of provinces ruled by the successors of the Conqueror.