A D-Day and Second World War Museum
in Normandy
Experience History at Normandy Victory Museum
Immerse yourself in the daily lives of civilians and soldiers during the Battle of the Hedgerows
Journey into the heart of Normandy in 1944
Spanning over 2 000 m², some thirty displays, thousands of collection items, and numerous archives invite you on a moving and educational journey into the everyday life of the Battle of Normandy.
An emotional and immersive experience for curious visitors, families, and WWII history enthusiasts.
• 27 hyper-realistic scenes with remarkable detail
• 15 000 authentic collectibles
• A visit for all generations
Plan your visit
9,90 € / adult
Free parking
Restaurants
Wheelchair accessible
Visit: 1.5 to 3 hours
Dogs welcome
Plan your visit
9,90 € / adult
Visit: 1.5 to 3 hours
Free parking
Restaurants
Wheelchair accessible
Dogs welcome
Discover history through immersive experiences
Join a sensory guided tour
Follow one of our passionate guides on an immersive tour through the museum. Along the way, you'll discover fascinating stories, handle authentic artefacts, and take part in hands-on educational activities.
From May to late August · Booking required
Unlock the secret of the three bunkers
An escape game adventure in life-size bunker replicas.
Ride in a vintage Dodge
For a discovery of the bocage and historical sites (with WW2 Veterans' Memories).
Enjoy a historic gourmet break
A brasserie and a coffee shop directly within the museum grounds.
Browse the museum's vintage shop
Souvenirs, books, games, toys, and militaria await you.
Events not to be missed
Exhibition "War on Display"
April 4 to November 1, 2026
Just a few more days!
Through a selection of original posters, explore the messages, visual codes, and communication strategies used to influence public opinion between 1939 and 1945.
An exhibition for everyone, from WWII enthusiasts to families.
Sergeant Taylor, the "only" cameraman of Omaha Beach
New permanent themed exhibition
On June 6, 1944, hundreds of American soldiers landed on Omaha Beach under German fire. Among them was Sergeant Taylor, a war cameraman tasked with documenting the first hours of the landings. Thanks to archives entrusted to us by his family, discover the man behind the camera.
Two unmissable events
Every year in June and July, the Normandy commemorates two major events of the Battle of Normandy. On this occasion, the public is invited to meet numerous enthusiasts who come to share their experiences and stories: reenactors with their equipment, authors, speakers, filmmakers; and collectors with their vehicles of all types. Concerts, fashion shows, film screenings, militaria fairs, and tank parades are also offered, depending on the year.
Commemorations of D-Day
Every year around June 6th
The commemorations of the Normandy landings bring together millions of visitors each year who come to remember and honor the men and women who fought for our freedom. Every year, the museum participates in this moment of remembrance and celebration.
Cobra 44 - Commemorative Festival
Every year at the end of July
The festival Cobra 44 Launched in 2021, this festival commemorates the end of the Battle of the Hedgerows, which took place in our region. Held in the heart of summer, this festival allows many visitors to Normandy during their holidays to also participate in a major event of remembrance tourism.
Keep exploring...
The Battle of the Hedgerows
A historical feature exploring the "Hedgerow Hell" in Normandy.
Operation Cobra
Discover the decisive operation that changed the course of the Battle of Normandy.
Behind the scenes at the museum
Take a closer look at the museum's collections, exhibition design, and curatorial choices.
Discover all our articles in the museum blog
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Visit as a group
Group visits, school trips, seminars, and organised group outings: Normandy Victory Museum offers turnkey and tailor-made experiences to discover the history of 1944 through immersive activities and shared experiences. Explore all our offers in the "Groups" section.
Why visit Normandy Victory Museum
- Clear and accessible information for everyone, from curious visitors and military history enthusiasts to children and teenagers.
- Meticulously crafted scenes and a unique atmosphere that bring history to life.
- Thousands of authentic artefacts collected by the museum's founders, who were born and raised in Normandy.
- The opportunity to handle authentic artefacts and even climb inside a jeep for a memorable photo.
- A free visitor app available in six languages, plus a dedicated children's trail.
- Affordable admission from €9,90 (free for children up to and including 6 years old).
- Dogs are welcome.
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