The Bunker to the Atlantic Wall Museum is quite remarkable. Used during the occupation as a fortified observation point, it tells the story of the German part in D-Day, and the subsequent battle.

A German bunker of the "Atlantic Wall" with an engaging story that was just one part of the drama and horror of the Allied invasion of France. The Royal Engineers captured this place during the British/Free French landing on Sword Beach in 1944, and the...More

Interesting educational displays of the defensive structures built to protect Hitler from the Allied invasion and the equipment used. Many stairs, somewhat cramped quarters; some low ceilings because this is a real bunker. The vehicles on display outside are worth the price of admission by...More

Fascinating insight into the workings of the Atlantic Wall. The story of its surrender will have given the Royal Engineers something to tell their comrades about over a pint later that day!

We enjoyed a couple of hours here, very interesting exhibits inside and outside, has a powerful story to tell. Our children (7 and 9) also enjoyed.

It is a bunker and has an interesting history. The displays are good and the history of the construction and fall of the bunker are well set out.

Poignant is a fair description. Taking this battery undoubtedly saved many lives but at a high cost. Sadest thing? A remembrance cross placed in a bullet hole at the entrance to a bunker. LWF - Never !!