Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Jean-Marc Potel (5 months ago)
It is a fantastic museum if you're interested in the second world war including the events of D-day. The entire timeline is clearly explained. It's incredibly moving and sobering (I found it difficult to walk through the section related to the concentration camps). We spent almost 5 hours walking through it all.
It is a fantastic museum if you're interested in the second world war including the events of D-day. The entire timeline is clearly explained. It's incredibly moving and sobering (I found it difficult to walk through the section related to the concentration camps). We spent almost 5 hours walking through it all.
Paul Stewart (7 months ago)
What an awesome museum. So much to see and well laid out. Would love to give a massive shout to the very friendly and helpful staff too. In particular to the outstanding Anna (tour guide and ticket zapper!!!). When people enjoy their job it shines out. Thank you
What an awesome museum. So much to see and well laid out. Would love to give a massive shout to the very friendly and helpful staff too. In particular to the outstanding Anna (tour guide and ticket zapper!!!). When people enjoy their job it shines out. Thank you
Deepak Pant (8 months ago)
A must visit place in Caen, Normandy. Full of historical facts about the D-Day and the events that happened during the second world war in this region. Besides the museum, do visit the memorial gardens from USA, Canada and Britain. Very serene and calm place.
A must visit place in Caen, Normandy. Full of historical facts about the D-Day and the events that happened during the second world war in this region. Besides the museum, do visit the memorial gardens from USA, Canada and Britain. Very serene and calm place.
Ian Ferguson (8 months ago)
One of the best presentations of the history of WWII (and D-Day in particular) that I've seen. Everything was excellently explained in French, English and German. Most moving was an open letter from a victim of the holocaust asking the the finder/reader simply to think of them and their family ........
One of the best presentations of the history of WWII (and D-Day in particular) that I've seen. Everything was excellently explained in French, English and German. Most moving was an open letter from a victim of the holocaust asking the the finder/reader simply to think of them and their family ........
Karen Weighall (8 months ago)
Interesting visit, with different sections. Plenty of exhibits and explanations in French, German and English. It was busy, but didn't feel full. Good restaurant.
Interesting visit, with different sections. Plenty of exhibits and explanations in French, German and English. It was busy, but didn't feel full. Good restaurant.
