This free to enter museum is located on the riverbank by the bridge. It tells the story of the Market Garden operation from World War II. It is a small museum, but the staff are exceptionally helpful and knowledgeable. We found our visit quite moving.

Interesting smallish museum with a varity of displays relating to Arnhem during world war II. Free entry and some helpful guides to tell you about things. You can also wander around at will. Look out for William of Orange and his efforts during the war.

Arnhem has always been on my bucket list as a significant historic place. Airborne museum was outstanding. We had a very detailed brief from the staff their, he was ex Dutch military, and he brought the event to life with the tactics involved from all sides and how units struggled from start to finish of the action. Toilet facilities on site, little coffee shop, and museum store filled with books in multiple languages and UK Para memorabilia. A must for military history buffs. We then walked around the local area, which was filled with history. You can walk after hearing the tour in the museum. Plenty of parking areas (you do have to pay for parking). Plenty of cafés, restaurants and shops.