Arromanches 360° Museum-Cinema
D-Day and Battle of Normandy museums
Located on the heights of the town of Arromanches-les-Bains, Arromanches 360 circular cinema dominates the vestiges of one of the two artificial ports installed by the Allies.
The film « The 100 Days of the Battle of Normandy » was written by Isabelle Clarke and Daniel Costelle. Presented since February 2, 2013, it is projected on nine screens in a circular cinema mixing images of archives and contemporary images of Normandy. This true immersion at the heart of the history of the landing and the battle of Normandy is a breathtaking sensory experience, notably marked by the choice of images and the quality of the soundtrack.
Duration of the free or guided visit in French or English: about 45 min.
Film directed by Frédéric Lumière, Pascal Vannier, Martin Ka Morgan and Jean Quellien, produced by Louis Vaudeville.
Useful information
Address: Rue du Calvaire, F-14117 Arromanches-les-Bains
Telphone: +332 31 06 06 45
E-mail: contact@arromanches360.com
Website: Arromanches 360°
Showtimes: at 10′ and 40′ of each hour
Parking
For individual vehicles: municipal pay parking with more than 500 parking space: 3 €
Paid parking near the orientation table, 150 meters from the circular cinema.
For buses: 6 parking spaces (free)
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