Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Paul DeWys (9 months ago)
This is a very large Museum that spans all of World War II through to the fall of the Berlin wall. If you want to see everything plan on spending at least half a day here. Everything is extremely well done and they really use a lot of multimedia on top of written text.
This is a very large Museum that spans all of World War II through to the fall of the Berlin wall. If you want to see everything plan on spending at least half a day here. Everything is extremely well done and they really use a lot of multimedia on top of written text.
Terry Brooks (9 months ago)
Wow - what a glorious museum and memorial complex. A dramatic building and an impressive lobby area. The exhibition had a really good logical flow and some tremendous detail and artifacts. The additional (optional) Life under the Red White & Blue exhibit was also really interesting. Good food in the restaurant and one of the best gift shops seen at any museum. A must-visit museum.
Wow - what a glorious museum and memorial complex. A dramatic building and an impressive lobby area. The exhibition had a really good logical flow and some tremendous detail and artifacts. The additional (optional) Life under the Red White & Blue exhibit was also really interesting. Good food in the restaurant and one of the best gift shops seen at any museum. A must-visit museum.
william willis (11 months ago)
Great museum with a couple of different aspects. WW2 museum with a German bunker complex and various commemorative gardens to the allies Only criticism is I thought it was expensive for what it was. Would have preferred more access to the bunker but that's a minor criticism. Something for everyone and lots to absorb. A small part in my 9 day DDay 80th anniversary visit
Great museum with a couple of different aspects. WW2 museum with a German bunker complex and various commemorative gardens to the allies Only criticism is I thought it was expensive for what it was. Would have preferred more access to the bunker but that's a minor criticism. Something for everyone and lots to absorb. A small part in my 9 day DDay 80th anniversary visit
J Rain (12 months ago)
This was a fantastic experience and a very well-done museum. They have at least four different areas of the museum. The first was World War II, the second was outside where there is a German bunker under the museum, the third is a movie theater with a good film, and the fourth was the American life of soldiers in the 1930s, it was all very moving and educational and I’m glad I visited.
This was a fantastic experience and a very well-done museum. They have at least four different areas of the museum. The first was World War II, the second was outside where there is a German bunker under the museum, the third is a movie theater with a good film, and the fourth was the American life of soldiers in the 1930s, it was all very moving and educational and I’m glad I visited.
Jessie Ong (12 months ago)
A historical museum where the history of D-day were presented in interactive way. Good way of understanding the history, and appreciate the present. We paid €19.80 per pax, without the audio guide. Audio guide is €4.50 per piece. The counter staff told us that there are bilingual information board for every section. We made it through and enjoyed the experience. There is a bistro on the 1st floor, selling drink, burger, lasagna and sandwiches. A cozy place for a quick bites. Burger was €11.90 and lasagna was €8.xx. There is also a book store selling D-day merchandise, souvenirs, books and postcards. There are lifts and slopes for wheelchair users. You may access to the museum by bas number 2 from the city.
A historical museum where the history of D-day were presented in interactive way. Good way of understanding the history, and appreciate the present. We paid €19.80 per pax, without the audio guide. Audio guide is €4.50 per piece. The counter staff told us that there are bilingual information board for every section. We made it through and enjoyed the experience. There is a bistro on the 1st floor, selling drink, burger, lasagna and sandwiches. A cozy place for a quick bites. Burger was €11.90 and lasagna was €8.xx. There is also a book store selling D-day merchandise, souvenirs, books and postcards. There are lifts and slopes for wheelchair users. You may access to the museum by bas number 2 from the city.
