Visited with a coach trip so sadly didn’t have as much time as I would have liked here, could easily spend 2-3 hours looking at everything. Tastefully set up showing the history of the bridge and the significance it took during the invasion. Inside is...More

Having taken a tour round the “attractions “ and cemetery locations,this came as a pleasant surprise.Although the general circumstance evoke emotions and respect for the area,the exhibits available to view enlarge the viewpoints for the entire collection

A must visit to Pegasus Bridge to understand the heroic actions of the soldiers of D-day. The Memorial has been wonderfully looked after, the bridge is still in use today and there is lots of information available.

This is an excellent museum with many artifacts from the D Day landings, with poignant reminders of sacrifices made both local people & troops. There is a large illuminated model of the area highlighted during an introductory talk prior to a film of the assault....More

We were in Brittany and travelled to see this museum despite having already visited. Its a great place to visit and its beyond belief what was achieved here.

As said in previous post,a great place we were lucky to have a very good guide to explain everything to us,allow plenty of time( we were there 4 hours ) if you want to take in everything.

We've been to this excellent museum before but it is always worth revisiting. There are many exhibits relating to D-Day and the events surrounding it, but the most heart wrenching are the two letters from two brothers to their mother. Neither of them returned home.