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Musee de Normandie
#6 of 56 things to do in Caen
Chateau, 14000 Caen, France
Open today: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm, 1:30 pm - 6:00 pm
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“Well worth a visit if you like social history”
Steve M
, London, United Kingdom
“Museum of History of Normandy”
Nice museum showcasing the history of the Normandy region. Interesting info and lots of artifacts... read more
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KaitRose
Minneapolis, Minnesota
10878
For anyone who loves American or WWII history it is a must do. To actually see where D-Day happened was such a surreal experience and I actually met some WWII veterans while there. I love WWII history so this was my favorite place in all of France and I always recommend it to friends and family who go to France.
Date of experience: July 2015
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Peter H
Toronto, Canada
11531
From prehistoric times to the 20th century an interesting show of local life, from the first hominid cultures through the Galls and the Vikings to the Normans. Good video shows make the exhibition more interesting. Best parts show local agriculture, artisans and habitats.
Date of experience: May 2016
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hll333
Ocala, Florida
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If you have had a relative involved in the D-Day invasion, then this is a must stop location. The U.S. Involvement in he liberation of France is still very important to the people of France, and their appreciation is felt from the moment you enter until the moment you leave.
Date of experience: May 2016
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Steven C
Calgary, Canada
327
Architecture and style give what should be the right impression of memorial and remembrance. Shy on information though, was expecting more.
Date of experience: July 2015
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christineg314
Breese, Illinois
14546
My high school kids were very respectful and somber when we visited Normany. We had been celebrating Paris and the food. When we drove here, their moods changed. I have never seen such an interest in history. The museum offered a glimpse into the life of a World War II soldier. We also had to purchase "clickers" for their friends and teachers back at home.
Date of experience: March 2016
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