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    Canadian World War II memorial museum features interactive animations and...
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    • kiwix36 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Dear kiwix36, I'm glad to hear that despite the poor weather during your trip in December, you were able to enjoy your visit of our museum and that you came back to walk the beach the next day. Again, thank you for sharing your impressions and taking the time to write a review. Best regards.
    • Henrybailliebro 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Be sure to bring some extra tissues. The museum is extremely well done, and makes me proud to be a Canadian, and global citizen. They present the full war (before and after) as well as the obvious beach assault. A MUST SEE if you are in France, especially if you are a Canadian like myself. Take time, and feel it.
    • DanaeTravelling 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Dear DanaeTravelling, Thank you for taking the time to post a comment and for your appreciation of the museum and our guide staff. We hope you enjoyed the rest of your trip.
    • AurelTravel 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Nous y sommes allés en couple, certes pas glamour, mais il y a un devoir de mémoire derrière. Ne jamais oubliez, ce qui a pu ce passé en France il n y pas si longtemps que ca. Le soutien du Canada à la France sur Juno Beach a été déterminant. La suite, nous la connaissons.We visited this center for memories. It s really interesting to see what happened there. How canadians help France to beat Nazism. It's not a choice to go to Juno Beach, it's a duty for all of US. What happened couples years ago, do not have to repeat! Again, thank to ours canadians cousins!
    • Erik1964 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Without overdoing it, this museum offers a comprehensive and well-communicating presentation of the role of Canadians during the liberation of Northwestern Europe, not primarily as soldiers but as human beings in the first place. You won't find vehicles or artillery inside (though there are a few around the building outside) but some good film presentations, a nice exhibition and a small remembrance hall, integrated in a very natural way. Your visit will take about 1 hour. If you consider visiting just one museum in Normandy, this should be it. Also suitable for kids, if they either speak French or English (no other languages offered, but that's probably the only disadvantage we can come to think of).
    • 1751489Travelbug 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      What an incredibly emotional day! My husbands father was here on D-Day...he never spoke of it...apparently that was not unusual! We wished we had come while he was still with us! Everything is so well done! We were fascinated as we went from room to room, display to display learning so much! They have utilized various ways to effectively keep things most interesting! There is a room where you actually feel like you are in the landing craft on the beach with shells and so much else flying...I had goose bumps from head to toe! The gratitude we owe each and every soldier is immense! I loved how we also saw the sacrifices of the people back home and the roles each played in ensuring the moral of their loved ones! The tour was given by a lovely young Canadian girl from BC and was excellent. A must for all Canadians! Courseulles-sur-Mer is a very dear place too!
    • CVHBH 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Juno Beach Centre is an amazing museum with a tremendous well balanced exhibit detailing Canada's involvement in the Second World War from events leading up to war until the final victory. The film at the end leaves one in tears. This Centre, Juno Beach and the war cemetery at Beny sur Mer located a short drive away should be obligatory stops for all Canadians visiting France.
    • MarionH417 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Visited this museum end of October 2014 and was duly impressed with this museum. As I am Canadian this beach was a must see. The museum is manned by young Canadian individuals who spend one year here to give lectures and lead the organized tours. Our guide was vibrant and a truly interesting individual who gave a tour that was most informative and interesting. Our tour group consisted of about 25 persons and around five children. She managed to include the children actively in the tour and made the one hour tour truly memorable for everyone involved. The museum itself, although small, was packed with pictures, videos and displays. We easily spent an hour here after our one hour outside tour and learned so much of the World War 11 D Day invasions. Many personal stories are told here and if you were a vet or a family member of one who fought here you will find this a truly fitting remembrance memorial. Many emotions are brought to the surface here. I wish every Canadian could visit this museum.
    • iyeh 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      What a great museum!Visited Caen just for this museum. Glad I made the trek. Definitely a must see for all Canadians. Very humbling experience. Tons to read and I thought it was a very informative museum despite its size. Spent almost 2 hours there. Wanted to give it my full attention out of respect to the Canadians who fought on that fateful day. Would definitely go back if I had the opportunity.
    • tomj895 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This is a great museum, it explains the planning and deployment of troupes on the beach for D-Day. The only problem is the Canadian government does very little to support this place. I am sure that Canadians would not object to provide money form Canada to make sure this is upgraded.
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