"Courseulles-Sur-Mer = Juno Beach" Courseulles-sur-Mer by Cristian_Uluru

Courseulles-sur-Mer Travel Guide: 15 reviews and 40 photos

The name Courseulles-Sur-Mer probably is an unknown town to the more, but during the Second World War this beach was called in code Juno Beach.

Welcome on the Canadian sector of the beaches of the D-Day.

Intro Updated Feb 29, 2008
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Canadian War Cemetery - Courseulles-sur-Mer

Canadian War Cemetery Things to Do (4)

In Rievers, few kilometers from Juno Beach, there is the Canadian War Cemetery: edge of French land given to Canada to... more travel advice

Charles De Gaulle's cross - Courseulles-sur-Mer

Charles De Gaulle's cross Things to Do (4)

On the beach you can see a big Lorena's cross that shows the point in which the general Charles De Gaulle reached shore... more travel advice

Juno Beach Centre Things to Do (4)

Juno Beach Centre contains the names of all the Canadian soldiers dead in Europe during the Second World War. To its... more travel advice

Juno Beach Things to Do (4)

Juno Beach has been the place of the unloading of the Canadian troops during the D-Day (6 June 1944). To walk on this... more travel advice

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Nemorino Mar 31, 2009 at 5:52 AM

Yes, it certainly does look peaceful now. Interesting tips on a significant historical site.
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Mikebond Dec 14, 2008 at 2:28 AM

Non siamo arrivati fin qui... Sempre molto interessante e commovente.
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scottishvisitor Mar 16, 2008 at 2:39 PM

A nice tribute to the Canadian Troops :) I see we both have been visiting beaches - but mine has a more peacefull past - thanks for sharing!
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Kuznetsov_Sergey Mar 7, 2008 at 11:58 AM

i've never heard about Juno Beach as the Canadian sector in 1944... Thanks Cristian for a short virtual tour!