Add this museum plus a trip to the fantastic Cafe Gondret to your list of must see locations. Nice staff and it really sets the scene for the landings More

|Was recommended by a veteran who stayed in our gite so we had to give it a go and can heartily recommend it. More

Having done many solo trips and organised / led coach trips to WW1 and WW2 battlefields, sites and related museums across Europe - from Passchendaele, Bastogne, the Somme, Gallipoli, Normandy, Arnhem and Verdun - I can honestly say this is by far the best. It is a "must see" when visiting Normandy, even if you are not interested too much... More

Site was interesting but obviously you have to be interested in this special place and its significance in D DAY LANDINGS More

It's worth the brief stop just so you can say you've seen it, reasonably interesting if WW2 history appeals to you. More

Interesting collection of War articles, gliders and vehicles use during the taking of this bridge. More

Have taken visitors here a few times, never ceases to move. The museum is well worth the visit. Can't say it's enjoyable considering the history and the huge lose of lives connected to the location but highly informative and moving. More

The museum itself was very worthwhile. The actual bridge is displayed as part of the museum. To walk across the actual bridge where it all started was amazing. Be sure to walk across the road and visit the actual landing sites. You will be amazed at how close the gliders actually landed to the bridge. If you have a car... More

The museum/memorial is excellent. The lecture is a must with a very clear explanation fo what happened. You can also see the original bridge, a reconstructed glider and the remains of an original glider as well as other artefacts. It's a real must. The cafe still operates with Madame greeting veterans warmly. However she is a true business woman -... More