Big Red One MUSEUM - First Infantry Memorial — Attraction in Bayeux

I still think fondly about our visit here on May 14, 2014. We had the pleasure of stopping at the “Big Red One Assault Museum” on our way to L'Arromanches, and I must say, it is an unsung gem of a place. The museum is filled with rich history and poignant exhibits that pay tribute to the bravery of the soldiers who fought during the D-Day invasion. The owner, Pierre is incredibly knowledgeable and shared inspiring stories, including a few words in memory of my father, Danny, who landed there. This personal touch made the visit even more meaningful. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by to experience this hidden treasure and honor the legacy of those who served and liberated Europe on...

Small, incredibly personal and assembled by a guy with a big heart, fantastic personality devoting passion to this task for over 37 years. It was a wonderful immersion into decades old ww11 artefacts, no glitz or sensationalising, an honest meaningful look back through a lens that the heart can relate to. If you want a gentle no hustle and bustle wander through a small yet very significant experience, I highly recommend this gem, converse with the owner, he is knowledgeable and proud of this undertaking and achievement, he is awesome 😁plenty of parking and...

Me and my son looked around this museum it was very interesting lots of relics from Omaha beach. I don’t know the man’s name that owns the museum but he was very welcoming when we entered the museum was more than happy to tell us where about’s he found the museum relics. Also there is a shop part of the museum which has relics for sale shell cases etc good prices. Thank you for providing a great museum we will be visiting again...