The Church of Saint-Martin de Varreville: This 12th century church is classified as a historical monument. You can admire its Romanesque architecture and its carved portal. Varreville Battery: Located on the tip of the Hoc, this German battery played a crucial role in the defence of the Normandy Landing. You can visit the bunkers and tunnels and admire the breathtaking view of the sea. Landing Monument: This monument commemorates the landing of American troops on the beach of Varreville on June 6, 1944. Airborne Museum: This museum in Sainte-Mère-Église traces the history of the Normandy Landing and the airborne troops. Colleville-sur-Mer American Military Cemetery: This cemetery houses the graves of more than 9,387 American soldiers who died during the Second World War. Crisbecq Battery: This German battery, located in Saint-Côme-du-Mont, is one of the most powerful on the Atlantic Wall. You can visit the bunkers and the museum dedicated to the history of the battery. Le Manoir de la Haye-du-Puits: This 16th century manor house was built by Jean de Saint-Martin, a knight of the Order of Saint-Michel. You can visit the manor and its French garden. The city of Carentan: This historic city was liberated by American troops on June 6, 1944. You can visit the Landing Museum and the historical centre of the city. The marshes of Cotentin and Bessin: This regional natural park is an ideal place for hiking and bird watching. Beaches: Enjoy the many fine sandy beaches in the area for sunbathing, swimming, building sand castles and water sports. The beach of Varreville is particularly suitable for families with its shallow waters and its supervision in summer. Sports: The area offers many opportunities for family sports, such as hiking, cycling, kayaking or paddleboarding. Cultural Activities: Many festivals and cultural events take place throughout the year in the region. An opportunity to discover Norman culture and spend unforgettable moments with your family