Grandcamp-Maisy, France
7 Les Perruques
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+33 447411932197
Good for kids
Very nice site! Friendly staff and very informative with all the signs and the map you get to take with you. Interesting store with old WW2 memorabilia. Bought a couple of bullets and a clicker. They had so much items on display. Worth a visit. The whole family loved it. Women and kids too.
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Can not recommend more highly. The folks there went above an beyond to accommodate our group. Opportunity to tour the site in March of 2019. For me highlight of our trip. Not sure how the photos came out below. This is looking from Maisy toward Utah Beach. The spec of light in the distance is the Utah Beach Museum. If you are a WWII buff and want see something not mentioned in the history books this is the place. No doubt a major site that needs more study. Thanks for sharing what you have found so far. Look forward to future discoveries.
Visited the place in June 2019, Fantastic and overwhelming site to wander around. We will be back soon. Hope you will be able to open soon for this season after the closure for so long because of the restrictions regarding Covid-19. Thanks team for this wonderful experience!!!
I had an awesome experience at Maisy Battery last year for the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Very well maintained property. I couldn’t wait to see what was around the next bend. I pretended to be a US soldier attacking the battery when others were not around. Great adventure. Thanks
Absolutely brilliant! Recommend a torch for the underground bits, but a really interesting experience. Allows you to see different bunkers (and get in them!), gun emplacements and ammo stores. The owners are really friendly and welcoming. Can be muddy, so wear decent shoes!
Very interesting battle grounds on the north coast of Normandy. A different experience to a lot of the D-day museums. I enjoyed the visit but thought the 7 entry fee was quite steep considering we were there for less than an hour!
Interesting battery to walk around and get an actual feeling what has happened all those years ago. A lot of bunkers are dug up, intact can be entered and visited. Some bunkers also have information what happened there. The lady behind the counter was nice and helpful and told us a bit more about the battery.
This is an excellent place to see history undisturbed. Highly recommended to stop by and walk through. Gary and Dan are the greatest caretakers and will explain anything you want to know. We kept them there an hour after closing asking questions. It is well worth the visit!
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