The National World War II Museum

Opened on the 56^th anniversary of the Normandy invasion, the National World War II Museum has been designated by Congress as "America's National World War II Museum." This museum pays tribute to the men and women who fought against oppression and celebrates the spirit of those who fought and died in World War II. With exhibits, displays, movies and artifacts, this 16,000-square-foot museum takes visitors through the weeks and months leading up to June 6, when the Allies landed on the beaches of Normandy. The museum addresses all the D-Days of WWII, and is the only museum that covers all the amphibious aspects to these attacks, including the landing craft that President Eisenhower said won the war for the Allies.

This is a great way to reconnect with the American spirit, inspire future generations and gain an even deeper appreciation for those who showed courage and strength in this struggle. Come visit the National World War II Museum and gain a fuller understanding of the history of WWII.

Details

• Price includes admission to museum and exhibits.
• Handicap accessible, and wheelchairs are available on site.
• Guests are encouraged to allow for at least 2 to 3 hours to fully experience the museum.
• A café and museum gift shop is located on the premises.