Arromanches 360 Circular Cinema Entry Ticket at Arromanches 360° Circular Cinema

Arromanches 360 Circular Cinema is a museum and cinema attraction in Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy, built on the clifftops above the former Mulberry Harbour site used during the D-Day landings of June 1944. The circular building houses a 360-degree projection screen that surrounds visitors entirely, screening the film "The 100 Days of the Battle of Normandy," which combines rare wartime archival footage with panoramic projection to place the audience at the centre of the campaign. While the site sits outside Paris and the Île-de-France region, it is a well-established destination for visitors travelling through northern France.

Screenings run on the hour and half hour, and entry is timed to coincide with the next available showing. Visitors stand within the circular auditorium as footage plays from all angles, covering the planning, landings, and ground campaign across the hundred-day Normandy operation. The site also includes an exhibit tracing the construction and strategic role of the Mulberry Harbour, the prefabricated temporary port assembled offshore to supply Allied forces. An on-site shop stocks books, maps, and educational materials related to the landings. Entry tickets cover admission to the screening and access to the harbour exhibit, with shows running throughout the day.