That was a day full of history - D-Day, the battle of Normandy, the Atlantic wall and much more that has happened on the norman coast back to June 6 in 1944, when the allied troops have landed here. The D-beaches are still referred to by their wartime code names: Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha and Utah.
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| Museum of the Atlantic wall and a bunker |
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| The remains of the WWII along the Normandy coast. Sword Beach. |
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| The remains of the bridges used under the WWII. Gold Beach |
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| Gold Beach |
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| Gold Beach |
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| Gold Beach |
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| Gold Beach |
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| American military cemetery. Omaha beach. |
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| American military cemetery. Omaha beach. |
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| American military cemetery. Omaha beach. |
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| American military cemetery. Omaha beach. |
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| American military cemetery. Omaha beach. |
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| A monument to the Danish soldiers. |
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