The Museum
Dive into the heart of the history of the landing
Spanning 1,400 square meters, the museum features numerous reenactments of American and German scenes that immerse you in the history of all those men and women who came to fight for our freedom. A significant collection authentic artifacts, weapons, uniforms, vehicles, historical documents, archival photos, explanatory texts, and thematic displays provide a detailed account of daily life during the occupation up to the American landings.
All of the items on display once belonged to soldiers and are therefore steeped in history. The museum's collection is constantly evolving.
Open house
1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes
26-minute film
Suitable for the whole family
ARCHIVE FILM
A documentary film by 26 minutes, with archival footage and testimonials from American veterans, clearly explains the facts and highlights the the courage of these men and women who came for our freedom. The movie is suitable for children
All hours 15 in French with English subtitles.
All hours 45 in English with French subtitles.
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HISTORY
Founding of the Museum
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Founding of the Museum
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Space Store
A freely accessible store is open to all. Here you'll find books in several languages recounting the key moments in the history of the D-Day landings, as well as T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps and a host of site-specific souvenirs.
