Église Notre-Dame de Sainte-Marie-du-Mont
Église Notre-Dame de Sainte-Marie-du-Mont
Église Notre-Dame de Sainte-Marie-du-Mont
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BrakiWorldTraveler
Belgrade, Serbia19,409 contributions
Oct 2021
This small village you're about to bypass when driving towards Utah beach. As Utah is the farthest beach we rushed to it primary to see the museum while it's open, so saved our visit to this small village at dusk on our way back.
The Church is very nice, both inside and outside and has an interesting history.
Across it is a cute square with a town hall and small streets around with several plaques explaining interesting facts of WWII.
The Church is very nice, both inside and outside and has an interesting history.
Across it is a cute square with a town hall and small streets around with several plaques explaining interesting facts of WWII.
Written December 22, 2021
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Bikerbabe009
Leamington Spa, UK111 contributions
Jun 2023 • Friends
A simple but beautiful church in the middle of this lovely French village, with a lot of history. Worth taking your time to read the plaques that give the wartime history before entering the church. A popular tourist spot each June as the liberation of France is commemorated. Don't forget to enjoy the rest of the village.
Written February 5, 2024
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RonnieRWS1982
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Aug 2023
We loved visiting this town (including the church) as part of our guided D-Day Tour. Walking around the square, reading all the story boards, literally took us back in time. There is also a new Monument for the Resistance (just a stroll from the church) and it talks of the massive French participation on both sides of the Channel before, during and after D-Day. Well worth a look. There are a couple of souvenir shops in town, oh and there's a public toilet here too (just in case).
Written September 10, 2023
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Benno Z
Norwich, UK298 contributions
Sep 2018 • Solo
Lovely little church, which like many towns and buildings in this part of France has it's own D-Day story, which makes it interesting. Make sure to read the information provided at the information point. Also look at the beautiful glass stained windows. If you are on your way to Utah beach and pass through Sainte Marie du Mont pay this lovely church a well deserved visit
Written September 7, 2018
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Ian M
Nottingham, UK496 contributions
Sep 2019 • Couples
Church has a interesting history in WW2.
Felt more could have been made of it, although they did have some photos with a little detail around it.
Felt more could have been made of it, although they did have some photos with a little detail around it.
Written September 2, 2019
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Suzanne B
Limassol, Cyprus90 contributions
Aug 2019
The main reason to go here is of course if you are a WW2 buff. The church is interesting to see. Go inside it's nice (and free). The town (shops and cafe) around the church square are cute. You can see everything in about 20 minutes but still worth a look and you can buy souvenirs, lunch, ice cream. There is a nice bakery just off the main square which sells good sandwiches and pastries. The other reason to go to Sainte Marie Eglise is the Airbourne Museum which is amazing.
Written August 27, 2019
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Pete S
Taunton, UK48 contributions
Oct 2018 • Family
I have had a look round in this wonderful building . Its been under renovation most of this year and will look stunning once its finished. Its the center piece of this village and the first thing you see when you arrive. Its worth a visit.
Written November 24, 2018
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elindoo
Stuart, FL2,200 contributions
Jul 2018 • Family
I remember the movie the longest day in which the paratrooper was caught up on the top of the church. Here they have a dummy hanging up there to represent that. The stain glass windows are beautiful and re-done to commemorate the paratroopers liberating the town.
Written July 24, 2018
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Steve S
Chicago42 contributions
Jul 2018 • Family
When visiting this, be sure to check out the stained glass windows, many of which were damaged and replaced after WWII. These beautifully commemorate the soldiers, sailors, and airmen involved in World War II.
Written July 22, 2018
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Magnusigbg
Gothenburg, Sweden632 contributions
Jun 2018 • Friends
If you’re in town you must visit the churc, and see the built holes inside after the fight whit the Germans holding the church. The smal town it’s self nice to see.
Read the signs on the buildings they telling the history. Around the square you have nice crepes to eat.
Read the signs on the buildings they telling the history. Around the square you have nice crepes to eat.
Written June 20, 2018
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