Sword Beach

Sword Beach

Sword Beach

Sword Beach, located in Ouistreham, France, was the easternmost of the five landing areas during the Normandy Invasion of World War II. On D-Day, it was stormed by units of the British 3rd Division, supported by French and British commandos. Today, visitors can explore a variety of monuments, museums, and war remnants scattered throughout the town. The Musée No. 4 Command stands out as a key site, offering a deeper understanding of the historical events that unfolded on this significant stretch of coastline.

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