The Musée du Débarquement at Utah Beach recounts the story of D-Day from the preparations to the landings themselves and their eventual success at Utah. A chronological journey, told in 10 sequences, immerses you in the history of these events through an amazing collection of objects, vehicles, materials and oral histories.
One of only six remaining B26 Marauder bombers is on display at the museum in a custom-built aviation hanger. There's also an original Higgins Barge LCVP landing craft, which is the only known surviving LCVP to have taken part in the D-Day Landings. The museum also has an award-winning documentary to watch called 'Victory in the Sand'. Winner of the Cine Special Jury Award for Best Museum Documentary, the film captures the dramatic events of the Allied Landing at Utah Beach on D-Day.
