What a bridge to see and the engineering it must have taken in that time to do this. The museum is also fantastic to visit where there is even a live presentation and lots of history

We didn’t go into the museum,which looked very interesting because we spent so much time around the bridge and landing area. The are monuments at the landing sites of the first three gliders. Don’t know how they got so close in the dark. The original...More

This museum was full of history and information found the talk was brilliant full of stories about the events that came directly from the men who fought so bravely! Very educational and friendly place to visit.

you have to go here if you want to see and walk over the original Pegusus bridge was quite cheap to get in about 9 euros i think. and well worth it.also to see a replica of the Horsa glider and some original parts that...More

The museum and memorial location are a must see when touring WWII battle sites in Normandy. The museum, while small, does a great job telling the story of what took place on this very location at the start of the D-Day landings. The collection is...More

Excellent museum describing one of the important missions carried out by the British to secure a strategic crossing. Pays respect to practically the first allied feet to touch down on Dday hours before the beech landing took place. Original bridge can be seen together with...More

This museum explains the events that occurred at Pegasus Bridge, June 5-6, 1944. The reconstruction of the type of glider used is, by itself, worth the visit.