Historic site
Normandy American Cemetery
Bayeux, France
Cemetery and memorial overlooking Omaha Beach.
Historic site · France · Normandy
Arromanches Mulberry Harbour
Remains of the artificial harbour built after D-Day.
Free to enter about 1.5 h
For storytellers
Why Arromanches Mulberry Harbour matters
At low tide you can see concrete caissons standing in the water at Arromanches. They are the remains of an artificial harbour assembled by the Allies after D-Day. A museum in the town explains how it worked.
Talking points
- The harbour was assembled in days.
- Concrete remains are visible at low tide.
- A museum explains the engineering.
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