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2024
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2024
Café-musée in Bénouville, a place of pilgrimage for veterans and history buffs organising an event linked to D-Day.
Close to the Bénouville bridge, this café-museum is a must-see for D-Day events. A place of pilgrimage for veterans and history buffs alike, this is the first house liberated in France by the British 6th Airborne Division on the night of June 5-6, 1944. More than a café, Madame Gondrée’s Pegasus Bridge is a symbol of freedom. Across the street, you’ll see a Bofors gun of Swedish origin, used by British artillery regiments.
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Mais alors pour acceuil non sympathique de la propriétaires.
Carte sommaire.
En face pour avez un seconde espace de restauration. Allez y. Le personnel est au top !!!!
Nous avons demandé 2 cafés allongé. On nous a demandé 9 euro. Et en plus le café était un jus de chaussette. Endroit chargé d histoire . Mais consommer en face
We bought hot chocolate which were very weak but were then allowed to use the loo.
The ladies manner was not rude but certainly not warm and inviting, im really Saddened by this as its such a wonderfully historic place to visit, slighty off putting for me.