Situated on the cliff top above Arromanche this memorial is a reminder of the price paid by the men of the Royal Engineers. Parking is available nearby and access for wheelchairs is very good.

Cosplayers wearing uniforms on June 5, 2019, Neat modern sculptures nearby. Segments of pontoon bridge are well-maintained.

This was a stop on our way to Arromanches-les-Bains museums but ended up staying a long while. The memorial was interesting, but the best part with seeing the new garden for the 75th day remembrance. The sculptures were amazing and definitely something to see.

At Arrowmanches the memorial to Royal Engineers sits proudly above gold beach overlooking the sea. We visited a week before the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. A somber memorial of what happened all those years ago.

As a family history of royal engineers corps this was of particular interest to us and how it tells the story of the part they played in winning the battle of DDay

Very emotional, as my grandfather was part of this brigade. He was trained by the British Engineers and helped build the "bridge" sections that carried the men and equipment from the ships to the mainland.

We just stopped there on our trip to the beaches. As we had enough videos etc for the day we did not visit the cinema but the place gives you a great view and impression of the harbour the allies built to land their material...More