NORMANDY VICTORY MUSEUM
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Themed exhibitions, immersing visitors in the world from the point of view of civilians and soldiers - the whole experience is unique!
The Normandy Victory Museum tells the story of the Battle of the Hedges, which took place just after D-Day in the English Channel. Through a moving scenography focusing on the daily lives of soldiers and civilians alike, visitors are invited to discover this sometimes little-known period in history. The sets, sounds, archive images, the possibility of touching objects, testimonials - everything is there to immerse you in the world of the time and understand their experiences. Several months after the celebrations for the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings, the site has undergone further improvements: the entrance has been completely renovated, and the impressive flag walkway is set to become even more impressive. Just a few figures to give you an idea of the museum's scope: 27 displays, dozens of vehicles, an aircraft, a barge, no fewer than 15,000 period objects, all measuring no less than 2,000m2. It's hard to choose, but one of the highlights is a section dedicated to the role of women in the war. Children are welcome, and there are even dedicated tours. A film is also shown to enhance the experience. Additional options include rides in a genuine Dodge (vintage military vehicle), which must be booked in advance. Temporary exhibitions are also organized: in 2025, the theme will be Hitler Youth, from February to October.
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Quality Tourism. Closed from January 8 to February 10. Open during the Christmas vacations. July 20 and 21, Cobra festival. Free for children under 6. Adults: €9.90. Children (aged 7 to 17): €6. Family package: €30. Cheques not accepted. Vacation vouchers. Restaurant. Gift store. Entertainment.
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Detailed timetables are available on our website (https://normandy-victory-museum.fr/infos-pratiques)
Discover the history of the Battle of the Hedges in a museum accessible to all.
The Normandy Victory Museum invites you on a moving journey through 27 ultra-realistic, sound-enhanced settings. Nearly 15,000 authentic historical objects, relics, archives and military vehicles are on display. Some objects can even be touched for a closer look. The story of the Battle of the Hedges is not just about soldiers, but also about the daily lives of civilians and the role of women in the war.
The visit lasts between 1h30 and 3h, depending on your interest, and is accessible to all, whether you're a specialist with a passion for history, or a family with children who want to better understand what happened during the 100 days following the Normandy landings.
Those with a passion for history can round off their visit with a guided tour in a vintage DODGE vehicle.
Outside, not far from the runway in the former American A10 Airfield, a collection of period vehicles and installations can be viewed free of charge.
To complete your visit, the museum offers a vintage store and bookshop, and the A10 Canteen, a partner restaurant, welcomes you in a 1940s decor.
Exhibitions and activities
--> "Women in War" exhibition: discover the important role played by women during the war. Civilian or military, we now recognize their preponderant role.
--> "Portraits of veterans" exhibition: Florent Plana, a specialist and enthusiast, went to meet veterans in their home countries and entrusted us with their magnificent portraits, which are set amid scenes depicting their history, 77 years earlier.
--> 2025 Exhibition ‘Intoxicated! Youth under the Nazi boot": from 8 February to 5 November 2025, the Normandy Victory Museum will host an exhibition put on by the Mémorial Alsace-Moselle de Schirmeck: ’Intoxiquée! Youth under the Nazi boot’. How did the Nazi regime influence and indoctrinate young people under the Third Reich? What manuals, what programmes, what techniques of manipulation... This exceptionally rich exhibition, on a serious subject, is an opportunity for everyone to question the mechanisms of indoctrination. It is aimed at families, pupils and teachers, who will find it an excellent way of helping our young people to recognise, understand and protect themselves from such ‘intoxication’.
--> Immersive escape game: The secret of the 3 bunkers. Find out more here: https://normandy-victory-museum.fr/individuels-et-familles/le-secret-des-3-bunkers
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)FULL SCHEDULES ON OUR WEBSITE (Practical info/Schedules)
- High season: open every day from 9.30am to 7pm
- Mid-season: open daily from 10am to 6:30pm
- Low season: open weekends and vacations from 10am to 5:30pm
Box office closes 1h before
Annual closure from January 6 to February 7, 2025
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Et pour finir, le savoir et la gentillesse du jeune homme à l'accueil nous donne envie de retenir !
Bonne saison à vous et à bientôt !
Superbe accueil, superbes mises en scène...bravo pour tout ce travail de collection et de mémoire.
et un bel hommage a Jean Gabin, également....