These yellow fields in Normandy
We often get asked what those yellow fields in Normandy are.They are rapeseed fields.From March to June, rapeseed undergoes a crucial phase of its dev...
Pointe Du Hoc Ranger Monument Restoration Project
The Pointe Du Hoc Ranger Monument Restoration project is scheduled to begin the second week of February 2026.Please note:There will be disruptions to ...
Why having a licensed guide
Guiding is a profession!By hiring a certified guide, you are choosing a professional trained in leading guided tours and lectures.Often specialists in...
Why Visiting Omaha Beach is a Must-Do Experience
Omaha Beach is undoubtedly the most famous of the five Normandy landing beaches. Nicknamed 'Bloody Omaha', this is where American casualties were heav...
Mont Saint-Michel: Between History and Legend
Beyond the landing beaches, Normandy is home to one of the wonders of the Western world: Mont Saint-Michel. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this locatio...
The Battle of Normandy: More Than Just D-Day
Many visitors think the war in Normandy ended on the evening of June 6. In reality, D-Day was just the beginning of a long and difficult campaign that...
