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Visite guidée - Folligny, un village normand durant l'Occupation

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A major hub of the Lower Normandy rail network in the first half of the 20th century, Folligny was quickly identified as a key target by the German army during its Blitzkrieg in June 1940. From the first deadly raids by enemy aircraft tothe jubilation of the Liberation, you will discover how the residents of this small village in southern Manche lived and survived for four years under the close watch of their occupiers. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

From the tourism feed, updated 16 Sep 2026 by OT Granville Terre et Mer. Rules can differ by commune, so check the signs on site.

Questions dog owners ask

Are dogs allowed at Visite guidée - Folligny, un village normand durant l'Occupation?
Not known. The official listing says nothing about dogs, so ask before you go.
Are there any dog-friendly restaurants near Visite guidée - Folligny, un village normand durant l'Occupation?
None confirmed yet. These may accept dogs, so ask before you go: Le Bistrot d'Iggy (1 km), Sélène (1 km), Le Ponton (1 km).
Are there any dog-friendly beaches near Visite guidée - Folligny, un village normand durant l'Occupation?
Yes: Plage de la Pointe du Lude (1 km, dogs on a lead), Plage de Carolles (10 km, summer dog ban), Plage d'Annoville (14 km, summer dog ban).
Where is Visite guidée - Folligny, un village normand durant l'Occupation?
2 rue Lecampion, 50400 Granville, in the Manche department of Normandy, France.

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Data: DATAtourisme / OT Granville Terre et Mer, Licence Ouverte (Etalab 2.0). Source record

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