Billet d'entrée au cinéma circulaire Arromanches 360
Description
Venez découvrir « Les 100 jours de la bataille de Normandie », un film de 20 minutes qui raconte l'histoire de la bataille de Normandie. Vous vous sentirez au cœur du Débarquement et des événements qui ont façonné le monde dans lequel nous vivons aujourd'hui. Le film est projeté sur 9 écrans et en Haute Définition à Arromanches 360°, seul cinéma circulaire de France. Les images projetées sur neuf écrans sont issues d'archives britanniques, canadiennes, allemandes, américaines et françaises.
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Itinéraire
Avec ce billet d'entrée, revivez la bataille de Normandie à travers le film de 20 minutes. Vous regarderez le film sur les 9 écrans du Circular Cinema et en Haute Définition pour une expérience totalement immersive. Les images projetées sur neuf écrans sont issues d'archives britanniques, canadiennes, allemandes, américaines et françaises. Des deux côtés de la Manche, on se préparait à ce moment tant attendu. Puis, malgré des conditions météorologiques défavorables, arriva le matin du 6 juin 1944, premier pas vers la libération de l'Europe occidentale. Depuis le débarquement sur les 5 plages de la Manche et du Calvados jusqu'au tragique bombardement du Havre le 12 septembre, la bataille de Normandie a duré 100 jours. Vivez 20 minutes de pure intensité historique !
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Le tarif réduit est disponible pour les enfants de 10 à 18 ans ; les plus de 65 ans ; le personnel militaire
- Gratuit pour les enfants de 0 à 9 ans et les anciens combattants
- Une pièce d'identité valide est requise pour bénéficier du tarif réduit.
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte.
- Le film est diffusé toutes les heures et toutes les demies et dure 19 minutes.
Avis(73)
Located at top of hill. great views down to ocean and beach. Lots of original pictures taken from D-Day.
A superb experience We enjoyed the city and local specialties Calvados.
Place full of emotions that traces the genesis and the Second World War. To do absolutely even and especially with children not to forget
We had planned in spending an hour or two here before moving on, but in the end we spent the best part of a full day in the memorial. The exhibitions are thoughtfully and respectfully displayed with a great attention to detail. We also enjoyed the Cold War exhibition and other temporary photography exhibitions. We stayed so long we ended up having lunch there, which was very pleasant and excellent value for money too. Highly recommend!
The second day of our Normandy trip we visited the Mémorial de Caen, I was here in 1994, and my memory of how they were was not true at all. The museum is big and nice and is itself a monument, but the contents of the large building are mostly information to read about different stages before and during the war. There is not much material or things to look at, so if you already know the history and / or no desire to read about it again, you can skip this, there is much better
Very nice with real images.maybe even with Italian subtitles was not bad.o an audio guide
Visit of the memorial completed by the very exciting circular cinema session. Memorial that tells very well the Normandy landings and that does not leave you indifferent. Well maintained site with breathtaking pieces of history for some. Shivers and emotions guaranteed in tribute to these men sacrificed for the liberation of France.
Interesting insights. The video clips and brief recollections from veterans really bring it to life. Even more impressive are the beautiful views of the bay from the height which allows you to reimagine the whole scene. The monuments here are the real stars of the show. Visually stunning.
Museum really amazing. The Caen Memorial is one of the most beautiful we have visited. Immersion in the Second World War is total, we allow ourselves to be completely transported by the richness of the contents and the emotion that emerges from it. We also enjoyed the retro space, which brings an original touch to the whole. The entrance fee is largely justified. The gardens are superb and perfectly maintained. I recommend 10,000%! Little clarification: the visit can be a little long with young children, to be expected according to their age and patience.
We caught a Public bus out from Caen where we were staying. The Office de Tourisme in Caen is outstanding. Our School French is hideous sadly but all Staff went to great efforts to provide us with Bus info. Easy trips out and back. The Caen Memorial building is modern, spacious and facilities and Staff excellent. The various Halls and Theatres easily accessed and crowds flowed well. It was extremely well done and evocative of the timeline and horror. The World looked on and ignored the visible signs of madness for years. As relevant today as ever. The separate Elevator access to a Bunker was well done too. Lovely garden area. The Gift Shop had a huge Book Store stocked with relevant material. Very upmarket Restaurant. In 2023 we had managed to visit the D Day Beaches whilst staying in beautiful Bayeux but think Caen might be an easier town to Hub in actually for access to all the beaches and other memorials and museums.
