7. National D – Day Museum

WAREHOUSE DISTRICT.   Troops at Omaha Beach in Normandy. General Dwight D. Eisenhower meeting with Allied paratroopers. Both striking photographic images tell a story and illustrate the spirit, optimism and courage of the men and women who fought in World War II. The National D-Day Museum recently opened its doors in 2000. The museum's original building dates back to 1856 and now features over 70,000 square feet of history. A trip through the D-Day Museum's four floors of displays is like stepping back in time.   (© 10Best)

Learn about Normandy, the Pacific, and what came before, during, and after World War II at this immensely popular museum. (from Southern Living)

Hours:

July - September  Tue-Sun 9am-5pm October - June  Daily 9am-5pm

Admission:

Adult $14; Senior (65+) $8; Student $8; Military Free - $6; Child (5-12) $6; Child (4 and under) Free

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the National D – Day Museum website »

Type: History Museums, Museums

	"ConnectictMike" more than a month ago
On my way down for a third visit to the D-Day Museum.. Interesting, Informative and very moving.. any WWII buff MUST see this...
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	"10Best Guest" more than a month ago
A wonderful tribute to the men and women who contributed to bringing WWII to a close. You need to allow a minimum of three hours, longer if you want to see the films (one lasts 48 minutes). A t-shirt in the gift shop reads, "Freedom is not free." How true.
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