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The D-Day landings of June 6, 1944 five beaches of Normandy: Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword. Go down to Gold Beach to see relics of the war, and visit the D-Day museum in Arromanches-les-Bains.

Tourelles Villa, also known as Villa Cosson, is a 19th century manor house located in Asnelles, a commune in the Calvados department of Normandy. It was built by Charles Le Verrier, an architect from Bayeux, for Jean Eugène Cosson, a wealthy music publisher from Paris. It was occupied by German troops during World War II and then by British troops after the D-Day landings. In 1952, it was acquired by the Association Familiale Ouvrière de Caen, a social tourism organization. It is now a holiday village called Les Tourelles.

From here, nestled on the corner of a field, you have an excellent vantage point to admire Gold Beach and the English Channel.

Great view to the sea and the war memorial

Atlantic Wall - Widerstandsnest 37 Asnelles This German WN 37 bunker is located on the boulevard of Asnelles. This casemate had an 88mm gun, which was aimed at the beach for frontal defense. This coastal blockhouse, typical of those along the coast, inflicted heavy losses on the Allies and slowed their progress. However, the gun was silenced around noon by a direct hit from a self-propelled gun of the 147th Royal Artillery Field Regiment (Essex Yeomanry). The bunker belonged to a fortified ensemble called WiderstandNest 37 or WN37 (Defensive Position 37), which also included a minefield and the buildings of a sanatorium. The sanatorium was an institution intended for the isolation of patients thought to have primary infectious tuberculosis. Between 1928 and 1938, almost 2,000 children were admitted. The Germans requisitioned it in 1940 and it became an important element in their defense system. On June 6, 1944, it was occupied by ambush snipers and captured by the Allies around 4 p.m. https://www.tracesofwar.nl/sights/14138/Atlantikwall---Widerstandsnest-37-Asnelles.htm

This coastal town with its sandy beach is located at the eastern end of the artificial harbor of Arromanches. The seafront promenade offers a good view of the cliffs and the roadstead of Aromanches. On the beach is a monument in honor of the British 231st Infantry Brigade.

Primo biking along the famous Tourelles villa with its two iconic towers that started the development of Asnelles in 1896, and the car-free seawall esplanade, that made it all possible.

Small beach town with a long stretch of excellent sand, with Memorials to British, Scottish, and Canadian libération troups in the middle.