This is a historic recognition: in July 2026, in South Korea, the D-Day Beaches of Normandy, 1944, were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The culmination of nearly twenty years of collective effort, this inscription honors a site of remembrance that is unique in the world, a universal symbol of freedom, peace, and reconciliation.
From 25 May to 16 June, for the 75th anniversary of D-Day and for the 13th edition of the D-Day Festival Normandy, the eight tourism offices of the coastal area of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy will come together to encourage local residents and tourists to celebrate the Allies’ hard-won freedom with a wide-ranging programme of more than 160...
