After a 2-hour drive, we will arrive at Sainte-Mère-Église, a small village in the heart of the Cotentin, an emblematic place of D-Day and an essential passage to understand the history of the Landings. On June 6, 1944, this village was one of the first to be liberated by the Allied forces. This historic moment is immortalised by the storey of John Steele, an American paratrooper whose parachute caught on the church steeple, saving his life. By visiting Sainte-Mère-Église, you will be able to explore the church itself, where a replica of the parachute is still visible, and visit the Airborne Museum, dedicated to American paratroopers. You will discover poignant exhibitions, period equipment, and relive the critical hours of the Landings through stories and testimonies. A visit to this village steeped in history will immerse you in the emotion of D-Day, paying tribute to the heroism and sacrifice of the soldiers who marked the history of freedom.