Omaha Beach

Omaha Beach is the symbol of one of the four main landing sites of the Allied forces in the Normandy Campaign of World War II. Located on the northern coast of France and directly facing the beach of the English Channel, this area is 8 kilometers long. It begins in San Onorine de Peltei in the East and ends in Vieville in the west.

Normandy is known to most of us based on historical records. June 6, 1944, was the landing day of the Normandy landing in World War II. It began at 6:30 in the morning on the beaches of Normandy. Despite the surprise, the Americans and Germans fought fiercely, especially on the beach code-named Ohama by the Allies. After suffering multiple casualties, the troops landed successfully and began to advance inland. The German Nazis were eventually defeated, and the bitter battle continued in Europe for 11 months, but the Normandy landings gave the Allies the beginning of winning the battle, rewriting history. ✅ Normandy presents the memories of history immersively to tourists: sculptures on Omaha Beach, sacrifice cemetery, John Steele's parachute left at the top of the church, suggesting how beautiful peace is! #Normandy landing #France Travel #History and Culture Tour

The scenery is really good. , The taste of the sea is coming. Feeling relaxed and happy.

Once the most brutal and bloody Omaha, there is a new sculpture, a cement boat is the remnants of the year, and the memorial hall in the parking lot is the original cemetery.

Omaha Beach used to be a place of war, but now it's all military bases, visiting US military airfields, monuments, castles and so on. The beach has no distinctive features. The tourists mainly stay in several military scenic spots, visiting museums and monuments.