Esplanade Général Eisenhower CS 55026, 14 050 Caen, FranceMap
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The founder of the Caen Memorial Museum is Jean-Marie Girault. Nearly three-quarters of the city of Caen, which was killed in the war of liberation in the summer of 1944, was destroyed and deserved to be compensated accordingly. The Caen memorial is like a dedication, but the focus is on the memorial's theme: reconciliation. This is the unique mission of the Caen Memorial, which will guide you through the different parts of the memorial, taking you back to the 20th century. This chapter in global history began with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914, and ended in part with the "fall of the Berlin Wall" on November 9, 1989.
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History in few hours
Excellent museum. We were in a bit of a hurry but could've spent a few more hours in the museum. Great exhibits, thorough view on ww2 and what happened before that. Large setting, plenty of room for a...
This is an excellent museum with lots to offer. We spent from 10 AM through till 6 PM enjoying all of its attractions. It concentrates on the 20th century, with a rolling series of displays on WWII,...
We visited the Memorial de Caen as it had been identified as the best World War 2 museum in Normandy. It's certainly comprehensive. There are several sections to it - World War 2, The D-Day Landings...
An excellent overall museum, with the focus being on WWII. It's even situated over a large German command bunker used during WWII for command of forces in Normandy - you can visit the bunker as well. ...
A costly annoyance of museum q does not bring anything if you know the history of war
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Cost €20, for a classic museum where you are told TODAY the history of war and postwar, q if you know it doesn't bring you anything new. One toast. There are much better museums in Normandy and you don't know ...
History in few hours
Excellent museum. We were in a bit of a hurry but could've spent a few more hours in the museum. Great exhibits, thorough view on ww2 and what happened before that. Large setting, plenty of room for a...
Great Museum to be immersed in
This is an excellent museum with lots to offer. We spent from 10 AM through till 6 PM enjoying all of its attractions. It concentrates on the 20th century, with a rolling series of displays on WWII,...
Comprehensive Museum
We visited the Memorial de Caen as it had been identified as the best World War 2 museum in Normandy. It's certainly comprehensive. There are several sections to it - World War 2, The D-Day Landings...
Excellent WWII museum
An excellent overall museum, with the focus being on WWII. It's even situated over a large German command bunker used during WWII for command of forces in Normandy - you can visit the bunker as well. ...
A costly annoyance of museum q does not bring anything if you know the history of war
Cost €20, for a classic museum where you are told TODAY the history of war and postwar, q if you know it doesn't bring you anything new. One toast. There are much better museums in Normandy and you don't know ...