Vierville-sur-Mer, Administrative commune in Calvados, France
Vierville-sur-Mer is a small coastal commune in Normandy, located in the Calvados region of France. It contains residential neighborhoods and local facilities that serve the community in this seaside location.
The location was the site of an American military landing in 1944 during Operation Overlord, when troops came ashore at nearby Omaha Beach. This event became a defining moment in the town's history and left a lasting mark on the region.
The inhabitants, known as Viervillais, maintain local traditions through municipal gatherings and community events organized by the town council.
The village can be reached by road from Paris and sits near larger towns such as Bayeux and Caen. Visitors can access local services and nearby museums focused on regional history.
The village sits directly on the coast with views of the English Channel and beaches that are now peaceful and filled with visitors seeking rest. These same shores were once places of extreme tension and fear, now transformed into spaces of remembrance and calm.
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