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Visited this in October 2025. Did not know what to expect. Was very surprised. Not the easiest to find. But Google maps will get you there. As others have said you start off going through woodland on paths. Seeing various pieces of military vehicles etc. Then you turn a corner and bam... There is massive concrete building in front of you. As far as your eyes can see. Very impressive construction. Even more immense when you go inside and see and hear the sounds. Excellent V2 reconstruction. Highly recommend this place. A must visit if you anywhere near.

Very impressive. You walk through some wooded trails then turn a corner and you get to see the blockhaus. Its brutal architecture is quite daunting. And if you take the time to read or listen to the exhibits there are some incredible facts and figures. We needed more than the 30 minutes we had spare on our way home. Will ve coming again to see it all properly. Best of all is the dedicated parking for motorbikes.

Missed this last time in Normandy so made sure I visited this time. Although not as polished as the other V2 site the enormity of the place is something else. Unfortunately was unable to find the other out buildings as signage wasn’t the best.

I didn’t know what to expect when visiting this museum — I went in completely blind, having done no prior research and only using ChatGPT to help plan my holiday itinerary. While the entrance itself is fairly unassuming, I was genuinely in awe when the huge concrete megastructure suddenly came into view from behind the trees. It was completely unexpected and an impressive sight to behold. The additional exhibits, along with the clear and informative supplementary information, made the visit both engaging and enjoyable. It not only held my attention throughout but also deepened my knowledge in a subject area I find especially fascinating.

Stumbled onto this site by accident as we were at a different historical place and saw it's name. Definitely worth a trip! I liked how different is was in the way of taking a trail with info boards and pieces of equipment along the route, also having a few audio stops along the way. The actual structure and history behind it was cool to see, along with the life-sized V1 and V2.

A hidden gem so close to the ferry ports. Very different experience as you walk around the complex not sure what to expect to begin with. It soon comes together and it's really facenating. Keep in mind that most is outside so dress accordingly. Inside of the bunker it's really cold. Very recommended 👍

A must see place ! Well kept and well informed especially with sound and video effects, in the corners there are question points to keep the kids be aware of the information about the history. You will feel the cold purpose of the building theome t you see the huge concrete. For 4 legs owners, we are welcomed!

It felt terrifying, cold inside the tunnels, built for one purpose and one purpose alone. The exhibition was very informative and kept children occupied along the way. Staff were vertical helpful when we arrived, car park could have been bigger but that can't be helped. Arrive in the morning to get a space near the front if travelling with children.