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Characteristic and comfortable Norman house with garden in the town of Port en Bessin!&nbsp;
A perfect location: you can walk straight to the harbour with its pleasant restaurants and shops.&nbsp;
Take a dive in the sea in the morning and visit the daily fish market.&nbsp;
Buy fish, seafood or lobsters, straight from the sea. Prepare them on the barbecue in your garden! &nbsp;
Port en Bessin is located near the world-famous D-day landing beaches.&nbsp;
It's the number one fishing harbour of Normandy. The port city was visited often by famous painters like Seurat, who found inspiration for their paintings in the special atmosphere here. &nbsp;
Port-en-Bessin was an important link between the world-famous beaches Omaha Beach and Pointe du Hoc.&nbsp;
There are still many things to see here that remind of the Allied advance, like various wrecks from the war. The film ‘The Longest Day’ was also filmed here. &nbsp;
You couldn't find a more central location for a visit to the museums and invasion beaches. The medieval town of Bayeux (9 km) is just a 10-minute drive away. It offers many sights (a beautiful cathedral, famous 'Tapisserie de Bayeux' museums) and a very nice city centre.
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