Discover the 100 days after D-Day that made history.
The NORMANDY VICTORY MUSEUM, Battle of the Hedges Museum, invites you on a moving journey through a collection of more than 15,000 authentic objects unearthed by the founders and presented in 27 hyper-realistic stagings with sound effects Come and see what life was like for civilians and soldiers during the 100 days following D-Day and more particularly during the Battle of the Hedges. A visit for all ages during which for 1h30 to 3h depending on your level of curiosity, you will discover history in a fascinating way.
To visit the Normandy Victory Museum is also to participate in the tribute paid to those who made history in Normandy. Soldiers or civilians, famous men and women or everyday heroes, they fought for our Freedom, let us not forget them.
Currently at the Normandy Victory Museum

Jean Gabin exhibition until 5 November 2023 “La guerre, c’est pas du cinéma” (War is not cinema)
Découvrez l’engagement de ce monstre sacré du cinéma durant la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Screening of the legendary film “La Traversée de Paris” on 23 September 2023
Exceptional screening on the widescreen in the presence of Mathias Moncorgé (son of Jean Gabin) and Philippe Raimbourg (son of Bourvil).

“Un singe en hiver” Screening of a must-see film starring Gabin, 21 Oct. 2023
Discover or rediscover this must-see film by Henri Verneuil starring Jean Gabin, Jean-Paul Belmondo and Suzanne Flon. Mathias Moncorgé and Patrick Malakian will be in attendance.
The Normandy Victory Museum is also
A landing craft in the Museum
Climb aboard an authentic landing craft with veteran Bill Parker.

2000m2 of space dedicated to the Battle of the Hedges
- More than 15,000 authentic objects
- 27 hyper-realistic scenes with sound,
- archive films…
Portraits of veterans
Discover the moving portraits of veterans (photos, written testimonies, audio, video), collected by Florent Plana during his travels.

A P47 aircraft in a scene
Approach a crash scene of a P47 Thunderbolt in the Normandy bocage
A permanent exhibition on the role of women in the war
Whether they were simple civilians, fighters or resistance fighters, women played a role that was long underestimated. Discover it in this permanent thematic exhibition inside the museum.
DISCOVERY IN VIDEOS
The director of the Victory Museum, Godefroy Beaussire, and one of the founders, Patrick Fissot, take you on a tour of the museum.
BOOK YOUR VISIT AT THE NORMANDY VICTORY MUSEUM

Museum entrance
Skip-the-line ticket – Priority access
Stroll freely through the museum and get priority with your skip-the-line ticket
- STANDARD PRICE: €9
- CHILDREN : free for children up to 6 included
- YOUNG PEOPLE aged 7 to 17 (included): 6€
- REDUCED RATE: €6 (Students, teachers, soldiers and reservists,people with reduced mobility)
- GROUP RATE: €7.50/Pers. from 10 people.

DODGE TOUR – 40 MN
« In the footsteps of the 9th Air Force. »
Climb aboard a vintage military vehicle (DODGE WC51) for a tour in the footsteps of the 9th Air Force. Your driver will take you around the A10 Airfield and through the small roads of the Normandy countryside.
- 24€/Person for the tour only
- 30€/Person with the museum visit (you get the museum entrance at a reduced rate of 6€ and save 3€ per person).
- If you book for 7 people, the 7th place in the Dodge is free!

DODGE TOUR – 1H15
« In the track of the 101st Airborne »
Climb aboard a vintage military vehicle (DODGE WC51) for an excursion in the Normandy bocage and in the town of Carentan, for 1h15 of historical discovery and sensations.
- 44€/Person for the tour only
- 50€/Person with the museum visit (you get the museum entrance at a reduced rate of 6€ and save 3€ per person).
- If you book for 7 people, the 7th place in the Dodge is free!
The Normandy Victory Museum is also
A restaurant, brasserie with a 40’s decor
Offers for private and professional groups
THE RENTAL OF A FULLY EQUIPPED SEMINAR ROOM
A souvenir store, decoration and militaria
Not to be missed, in the Top 3 museums, a must-see!
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