The stories need to be told, and when you stand in the middle of history and learn the heroism of what happened at the Pegasus Bridge it moves you almost to tears. It is a reminder that men who are normally quiet and peaceful can...More

lot of history to be read around the location - very interesting and moving, don't other with the cafe as a miserable bunch,

A really poignant place full of history. Really well preserved and well presented. Well worth a trip by anyone with an interest in history. It's easy to navigate and there's lots to see if you don't want to spend a few Euros on the museum....More

The story surrounding the bridge and the families connection is interesting and the connection to the parachute regiment is obvious, the food served was pleasant, the only thing is the staff. Madam takes the title very seriously and certainly lived up to the name,not big...More

My husband and I visited the museum on our way to the Normandy Beaches. We found the museum to be well planned, informative and interesting. We left the museum with a respect for all of those involved. Thought provoking morning. Definitely worth a visit

This memorial is so emotional it is hard not to be affected by the bravery of all those that took part in capturing and holding this and other bridges in the area. This, the D-day beaches and their memorials and also the cemetery's on all...More

You could spend hours in the museum, such is the volume and quality of the artifacts on display. The large exhibits outdoors are awe inspiring too. Overall, this is highly recommended to anyone touring the area.