There are many many museums on the Normandy coast and this has to be the best. It’s full of history and artifacts on the pivotal day in history of the twentieth century. Those brave souls changed the outcome of the Second World War.

We have visited this site a number of times over the years and never get tired of the visits. A great museum about a fantastic and successful operation. Highly Recommended. Marius D Coulon TD RIFLES City Colonel for Birmingham Swift and Bold

We had been before but decided to visit again. Not much has changed thankfully, still a moving experience. The Cafe is still going strong selling souvenirs (just don’t take photos). We also walked down to the museum which had changed a bit, much bigger and...More

Have been here before and enjoyed, but this time they have altered the layout inside and it is rather muddled by not being in timeline order.

This was our first stop after coming off the ferry. It was early morning, therefore very quiet. Interesting part of history. Very interesting to see. The museum opens at 10am.

More than just a bridge spanning the Canal from Caen to the Sea, Pegasus Bridge is literally where the D Day campaign and Operation Overlord began. It's a working lift bridge just a 5-minute walk from the Pegasus Bridge Memorial which is also very worth...More

Didn't have time on our previous trip to the DDay beachesto visit Pegasus Bridge, but this time we planned it better. And how pleased we did. Hiring a car in Caen meant we had to pass Pegasus Bridge when travelling too and fro to Ouistreham....More