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Bayeux boasts a fabulous historic centre as well as its world famous, UNESCO Listed Tapestry depicting the Norman Conquest of England in 1066. The city had the great good fortune to be swiftly liberated by the Allies in June 1944, however its War Museum and British Cemetery recall the sacrifices made in these parts.
This morning, depart from Bayeux to Isigny-sur-Mer, the land of delicacies such as Cream and Caramels! Today, you will visit the American Cemetery of Colleville-sur-Mer and Omaha Beach, which is one of the famous landing beaches. Meals: Breakfast
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Today, your route take you to Sainte-Mère-Église, the first town freed from the Cotentin by American Paratroopers. You will pass through the Town of Carentan and Utah Beach and its D-Day Museum. Meals: Breakfast
After Saint-Mère-Église, start of the 'Way of Freedom', follow the Vire and Taute Canal and its old towpath, discovering the Maison des Ormes, the Port des Planques and the Port de la Maltot in the heart of the marshes. A bucolic day trip! Meals: Breakfast
Today, your journey continues to follow the Vire River until you reach the 'Souleuvre' Viaduct, which was built in 1889 by Gustave Eiffel (61 m height), via the 'Ham' rocks, Angotière Castle and Pont-Farcy. Meals: Breakfast
Today's itinerary runs along valleys where typical Norman Villages are hidden. Enjoy hilly landscapes, local products and towns steeped in history. It is a beautiful day in the countryside. Meals: Breakfast
Enjoy a day in the heart of Bessin. From the cycle path, you will see immense farms and beautiful Churches. This is a region with incredible charm. Continue on until you reach Bayeux, completing the loop! End of Services. Meals: Breakfast
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