Battery Lothringen was a World War II coastal artillery battery in Saint Brélade, Jersey, named after the SMS Lothringen, and constructed by Organisation Todt for the Wehrmacht during the Occupation of the Channel Islands.
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This bunker complex is only open about four days a year, despite being restored. It's also quite dangerous in places and not suitable for young children. For example, the safety rail at the top of the steps down to one of the ammunition stores is broken and in a dangerous condition. Good luck if you fall down there... The information boards are also badly crazed and difficult to read, or printed in a very difficult to read hazy font. Very disappointing given the importance of this complex, and that it's been restored. Please open it properly and staff it, so that we all might learn, and hopefully not repeat the errors...
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An amazing slice of the islands and WW2 history. The bunker complex has been lovingly preserved in an exact state as it was when the Germans left in 1945. The exhibits on show are all authentic and add to the atmosphere of the complex and what daily life must have been like.
In addition there are stunning views and scenery that give clear views across the sea, perfect for a picnic. The sunsets are also stunning in the evening making it the perfect location to spend an entire day at this...
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Amazing place to visit if you like history and information about WW2. Interesting things to look at and experience. The command bunker has been restored well. We visited in last October (when it was meant to be close, mainly open in the summer months), however the gentleman who was working there showed us around. Make sure you visit this place in the summer because it is...
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