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Grand Large Footbridge – Malo-les-Bains Beach loop from Leffrinckoucke

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Grand Large Footbridge – Malo-les-Bains Beach loop from Leffrinckoucke

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4.5

(11)

126

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Grand Large Footbridge – Malo-les-Bains Beach loop from Leffrinckoucke

00:57

14.7km

30m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 15, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 3.72 km for 173 m

After 10.5 km for 177 m

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2.07 km

Start of bicycle path 🚴‍♂️, Digue du Vent 🏖️

Highlight • Other

Good cycle path along the sea wall.

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7.51 km

Marina

Highlight • Harbor

The old main harbor basin, which was the economic base of the city for centuries, has today been transformed into a nautical recreation center. From the glorious past remains the old "Großherzogin Elisabeth", a German three-masted sailing ship built in Bremen in 1801, renamed "Duchesse Anne" after its annexation after the war in 1946.

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9.36 km

Dunkirk 1940 Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

The well-designed Mémorial du Souvenir is a war museum and memorial in Dunkirk, commemorating the Battle of Dunkirk and Operation Dynamo. Various exhibits can be seen, such as aircraft engines, uniforms and weapons, and there are also great display boards with texts and pictures. The museum is housed in Bastion 32 of Dunkirk's 1874 coastal fortifications on Rue des Chantiers de France. The bastion served as the headquarters for French and British allied troops during the Battle of Dunkirk in May and June 1940 during World War II.

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9.36 km

Operation Dynamo 1940 Museum

Highlight • Monument

The Operation Dynamo Memorial in Dunkirk is a museum dedicated to the Dunkirk evacuation, which took place during the Second World War, from May 26 to June 4, 1940. Operation Dynamo, organized by the Allies, aimed to save British, French and Belgian troops surrounded by German forces during the Battle of Dunkirk.

The memorial is located in a former blockhouse, a vestige of the German fortifications. It tells the dramatic story of the evacuation through exhibitions, photographs, historical documents and period military objects. More than 338,000 soldiers were evacuated from Dunkirk to England, thanks to a motley fleet of military ships and civilian boats.

This place allows us to understand the military strategy of the time, the progress of the operation, as well as the international cooperation that made it possible to save these troops. The memorial also honors the memory of the soldiers and civilians who participated in this historic operation, sometimes called the “miracle of Dunkirk.”

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9.76 km