The Fortress of Mimoyecques is the modern name for a Second World War underground military complex built by the forces of Nazi Germany between 1943 and 1944. It was intended to house a battery of fixed V-3 cannons permanently aimed at London, 165 kilometres away.
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Been before without my wife and little dog. Thought this would be really interesting to share with them. Arrived and was willing to pay for the tour, only to be told that our little dog in his backpack hold-all was not permitted to enter. Disappointed! The dog was in a doggy hold-all on our back and still not permitted. Clearly not interested in revenue and so they lost our payment. They need to move into the 21st Century. Tourists are travelling with their dogs and if tourists are being responsible with their pets, then this should be considered. No pet...
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For most people this is not a well known underground bunker complex. But this does not mean that it is not worth a visit. When you are interested in the second world war then this is a must see. The complex is well preserved and you will be flabbergasted by the many tunes. They even have a replica of the old V3 cannon which you can see. They also have a original part of the roof of the bunker. There you can see the end of the original cannons. The parking is free and the ticket...
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My partner and I had such a lovely experience here.
We arrived not quite knowing what to expect, and were greeted by a wonderful man called Walter, who worked at the site. Charming, friendly, and informative, he not only sold us our tickets but also gave us a thoughtful introduction that really set the tone for how to explore and appreciate the place.
It’s those small touches and genuine interactions from staff that make such a big difference.
Thank you,...
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