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Sign up for Cyclo'Scenic Day!
Nearly 100 cycle tourists on the legendary Scenic Route 1944! Take part in this friendly, supervised 51km ride between Arromanches and Pointe du Hoc (Grandcamp-Maisy), with a picnic break in Port-en-Bessin (aperitif included), exceptional views of the D-Day landing beaches and return transport by bus. On arrival, participants will be treated to refreshments and a concert to the sounds of the 1940s. A fitting end to the VéloDays and the launch of the D-Day Festival Normandy. Further details: 02 31 51 28 28 / info@bayeux-tourism.com
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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 roof terrace of the D-Day Museum in Arromanches is open
The long-awaited moment has finally arrived! The roof terrace of the Arromanches Landing Museum is now open to the public!
Come and discover an exceptional panoramic view of the town and the famous artificial port of Arromanches. It's a unique opportunity to admire this place steeped in history from the air during your visit to the museum. -
The 2025 Travel Guide is now available
Our Travel Guide is now available! You can pick up your copy now, or ask to have it sent straight to your home.
Inside, you'll find a wealth of ideas to make your stay unforgettable: visits, discoveries, good places to eat, sleep, have brunch, etc. And to accompany you during your stay, practical maps of the region!
To request a copy:
🖱 info@bayeux-tourism.com
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A new chapter for the Tapestry Museum
The countdown has begun for the Tapestry Museum!
There are still 6 months (closed in January) to (re)discover the work before the site is closed for works from 1 September 2025. In October 2027, the year of the millennium, there will be a new museum with an optimised presentation and a completely redesigned scenography!
