NORMANDY VICTORY MUSEUM
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 the objects, the testimonies, everything is there to plunge you into the universe of the time and understand their lives. A few figures to give you an idea of the museum's scope: 27 displays, dozens of vehicles, a plane, 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. Additional possibilities include rides in a genuine Dodge (period military vehicle): prior reservation is essential. Temporary exhibitions are also organized. Finally, as part of the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings, the Normandy Victory Museum will be the focus of numerous events, exhibitions and conferences. All in all, a place that's neither lacking in resources nor interest, and one of our favorites.
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