Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Sören Ücker (13 months ago)
Amazing memorial on the battlefields of Verdun. The museum is a must visit. Interesting materials, pictures and stories are waiting inside
Amazing memorial on the battlefields of Verdun. The museum is a must visit. Interesting materials, pictures and stories are waiting inside
Urh Sobocan (15 months ago)
A great museum, I loved the overview presentation with the projection over terrain relief at the beginning, it's a great introduction giving context to the battle. A superb mixture of items, testimonies and art all belonging to people who witnessed the horrors.
A great museum, I loved the overview presentation with the projection over terrain relief at the beginning, it's a great introduction giving context to the battle. A superb mixture of items, testimonies and art all belonging to people who witnessed the horrors.
Nico Rascona (15 months ago)
It has always been a goal of mine to visit here to pay my respects to those who lost their lives. The museum does a great job displaying history from both the French and German side. A must visit for any WWI or history enthusiast.
It has always been a goal of mine to visit here to pay my respects to those who lost their lives. The museum does a great job displaying history from both the French and German side. A must visit for any WWI or history enthusiast.
Shannon Carr (15 months ago)
Fabulous museum. Information is available in English as well as French and German and is presented visually, auditorially and tactilely. I learned so much about how important the Battle of Verdun was to the French with 75% of the WWI French soldiers participating. The beginning of avaition warfare which occurred in Verdun is explained. The destruction of the constant shelling can still be seen in the landscape. Do visit the Forts of Douaumont and Vaux and the remnants of the destroyed town of Fleury. More than 100 years later the scars of war are highly visible. Go spend the day!
Fabulous museum. Information is available in English as well as French and German and is presented visually, auditorially and tactilely. I learned so much about how important the Battle of Verdun was to the French with 75% of the WWI French soldiers participating. The beginning of avaition warfare which occurred in Verdun is explained. The destruction of the constant shelling can still be seen in the landscape. Do visit the Forts of Douaumont and Vaux and the remnants of the destroyed town of Fleury. More than 100 years later the scars of war are highly visible. Go spend the day!
Alexandre Lyons (18 months ago)
The original museum was great, so when it was re done I was very worried. However there was no need. The new museum is excellent and well explained and with many individual soldiers contributions, with the likes of Charles Delvert as pictured. The only downside is where have the LiDAR maps gone of the Verdun battlefield?
The original museum was great, so when it was re done I was very worried. However there was no need. The new museum is excellent and well explained and with many individual soldiers contributions, with the likes of Charles Delvert as pictured. The only downside is where have the LiDAR maps gone of the Verdun battlefield?
