The WW2 D-Day landing Beaches in Normandy is the top World War 2 site to see in Europe so we give you the formula on the Best Way to Visit the WW2 D-Day Beaches. #bestwaytovisittheww2ddaybeaches #visittheddaybeaches #dday80 #ww2dday
Whether you are bored in Paris, a massive WW2 buff or a history junkie, this episode is full of travel details to help you explore Normandy and the Best Way to Visit the WW2 D-Day Beaches
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The Caen Memorial Museum is only 2 hrs from Paris and visiting the D-Day Beaches is the perfect full day trip from Paris. Here is the best way to visit the D-Day Beaches
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Private Tour from Paris to Normandy Beaches and WW2 Memorials
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0:00 Intro
0:41 How to Get to Normandy
01:05 Getting there from Paris by Train
01:31 Drive times in Normandy
02:38 Caen Memorial Museum
04:08 Abbey Saint-Étienne, Caen
04:55 D-Day Events Timeline
05:55 Omaha Beach
06:30 Normandy American Cemetery
07:45 British Normandy Memorial
09:39 Outro
8 Comments
I love the intro. It paints such an amazing picture of the area. Great use of maps!
great video as always angel! Your video really makes me want to go visit!
The thing I appreciate about Angel is that whether he’s standing on a beach where thousands died or in a beautiful cathedral, he can convey enthusiasm balanced with solemn respect. I honestly don’t know why this channel doesn’t have a million followers already.
Such an important place that everyone should visit! Thank you for making it so approachable for new visitors.
My father literally drove the 3rd tank onto Omaha beach on d-day. He said that they were delayed by 3 hours from driving onto the beach cause they collectively refused to drive over the dead American soldiers that littered the beach. Yet whenever anyone acknowledged his efforts, he'd always say that the real hero's never made it home.
Dude, what about Pointe du Hoc, Pegasus Bridge, St Mere Eglise and so many more….
Thank you for showing us d ropes in Normandy. May I suggest a site by historian Robt C Valentine. Just Google him. He has a hefty website with a plethora of audio-visuals, especially on 1944 that u will like 😊
its disappointing and somewhat insulting to see that you didn't cover the Canadian contribution at all, as you did extensively on the American and lesser on the British contribution. Some 14,000 Canadian troops including Armored units landed on Juno beach as well as 450 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion troops that dropped into France on June 5th alongside their British and American brothers. There were 124 Canadian naval vessels and 10,000 sailors as well as 39 Squadrons of the Royal Canadian Airforce . We also have a fantastic museum at Juno beach. By the end of the Normandy campaign we incurred 18,700casualties of which some 5000 dead are buried at Beny-sur-Mer near the town of Reviers. Please understand that we are proudly Canadian, and should be represented as well.