Museums around the dday landing beaches are numerous and to visit them all would take a good couple of weeks. Although none of them are particularly expensive, average about €7.50, this one was probably the only one I thought I wish I had not during...More

It's right above Omaha Beach and I'm sure it's overshadowed in popularity by the Overlord Museum, but this was a really neat place to visit. A family has been collecting these historical items for years. It appears small on the outside but there's a ton...More

As the museum was closed when we were there. Located outside, around the two buildings and parking lot are varied types of large Naval guns, AA guns, tracked and mobile vehicles, searchlight and landing craft.

we visited this museum when we stayed in our motorhome at a campsite at the back of here well worth the visit some great history in the area it cost us €16 for a family of 4 to enter the campsite also has direct beach...More

There are lots of museums with WW2 artefacts explaining the events of June to August 1944. Many are better than this.

In front of the garage museum there are some air canons and ships from the battle. Inside, you can take a 10-15 min visite, admiring the collection. Authentic tools, guns, cars, dokumentaries, radio boxes are exhibited there. Free parking for cars is allowed. There is...More

Visited with my son. A very enjoyable and historic journey. Lots of gifts in the gift shop including Lego which my son loves. Film in the cinema was good making the entrance fee good value for money.