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This summer, take the line 125 to the coast!
This summer, be smart and take the summer line 125 of NOMAD car on Normandy's coasts !
From July 5 to August 31, a shuttle runs daily between Grandcamp-Maisy and Courseulles-sur-Mer, with numerous stops throughout the day. Perfect for enjoying the beaches, sightseeing, or seaside strolls, this route also offers convenient connections from Bayeux and Caen.
Bikes are allowed at three stops (Grandcamp-Maisy, Port-en-Bessin, Courseulles-sur-Mer) prior booking necessary at +33 2 22 55 00 10.
Starting at just €2 per trip—it’s hard to resist! -
The 2026 Schedule for Summer Events is now available!
About 200 events are waiting for you this summer across Bayeux Intercom, from July 3 to September 20: concerts, workshops, fireworks displays, sound and light shows, nature outings, live performances, and much more.
The Schedule for Summer Events is now available for free:
📍 at our visitor information offices in Bayeux, Arromanches, Port-en-Bessin and Longues-sur-Mer
💻 for download on our website.A whole summer at a glance… all that's left to do is plan your perfect getaway! ☀️📖
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A unique guided tour... in the footsteps of the Tapestry!
While the Bayeux Tapestry Museum is closed for renovation, follow the thousand adventures of this thousand-year-old piece of art in the heart of the old Bayeux. A fascinating epic, created by our guides and Bayeux Museum, which takes you on a journey through the centuries... without entering the museum! Starting December 20, 2025.
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FAQ - Bayeux Tapestry
Everything you want to know about the Tapestry and its museum—right here!
Download our FAQ below to find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Bayeux Tapestry and the major transformations currently underway at the museum.Want to dive deeper? Click on “Read more” to watch the behind-the-scenes video of the Tapestry being carefully placed into storage before the renovation works began, a moment full of emotion… chills guaranteed!
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Time for renovation: Sites getting a makeover
The region is undergoing a major transformation! Several iconic sites are undergoing or will undergo major renovation work. Here is an overview of these projects that are shaping the heritage of tomorrow.
Bayeux Tapestry Museum: a metamorphosis in progress
The museum closes in September 2025 for two years of renovation work. Reopening scheduled for October 2027. The aim is to offer visitors a new experience in a brand new museum with modernised scenography and a layout specifically designed to preserve this thousand-year-old masterpiece.
Port-en-Bessin-Huppain: strengthening and beautifying the seafront
Work will begin in January 2026 and be completed by the end of 2027. The maritime structures of Port-en-Bessin, which have been severely tested by the elements, will undergo extensive renovation. Led by the Department, this work aims to secure the town while enhancing the port's heritage and the seafront.
Mondaye Abbey: a restored gem
After four years of restoration, the project is nearing completion. Visitors can now rediscover the fully restored 17th-century abbey church. This spectacular refurbishment has restored this historic site to its former glory.
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The D-Day Beaches towards UNESCO
The application for the D-Day beaches to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is progressing. Supported by the Normandy Region since 2018, it has been under review since spring 2025. An inspection is scheduled for September. While awaiting the decision, expected in summer 2026, the Region and the memorial sites are actively promoting this initiative.
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Take a bike ride along the Scenic Route 1944!
Set off on the Scenic Route 1944: a 51-km bike ride between Arromanches and Grandcamp-Maisy, following in the footsteps of D-Day. This iconic one-way route combines spectacular views from the Bessin cliffs with sites full of history. Accessible to everyone, you can explore it on your own… or with a guide! For your return trip, several solutions are available: LocVélo drops you off and picks you up, Petite Reine guides you along the entire route, the Ligne Estivale 125 transports you and your bikes upon reservation, and the Taxis Vélo handle your transfers, bikes included, in both directions. Ready for the adventure?
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The mini-film of the VeloWestNormandy
To boost its notoriety, the route committee is today unveiling a brand new communication tool: a captivating, dynamic and fun promotional video, a real instruction manual for anyone ready to set off on this already iconic route.The story focuses on two lonely souls, each setting off on their own journey along the VéloWestNormandy, until a little ‘handlebar action’ brings them together halfway along the route...
An unexpected encounter full of twists and turns and the complicity that gives this adventure its charm. -
The 2026 Visitor Guide is now available
Our Visitor Guide is now available! You can come and pick up your copy now, or request to have it sent straight to your home.
Inside, you'll find numerous ideas to make your stay unforgettable: sites to visit, discoveries, good places to eat, sleep, have brunch, and so on... And to guide you during your stay, we have included practical maps of the region!
To get your copy:
🖱 info@bayeux-tourism.com
📞 +33 2 31 51 28 28