This is a very interesting museum with a huge collection of tanks dating from the First World War. They are very well displayed with information in several languages.

This is a very interesting museum with a huge collection of tanks dating from the First World War. They are very well displayed with information in several languages.
Amazing collection. I have been to many war museums around the world and was impressed with this collection. This is a must stop for all military history lovers.
love seeing all these infamous machines in one place, the engineering is amazing, the size, the weight the speeds these Goliaths can achieve and the destruction, devastation and death that they can dish out made this a wonderful thought provoking place
If you are a tank buff, this is I am sure a fascinating visit and I did learn a few things but after several rooms stuffed full of different tanks and other paraphernalia I am afraid I got a bit bored! Worth the visit, but one time only for me!
Okay, so I went here because my father has said for years that he wanted to visit. Perhaps I should say that I am in my 40s and female so maybe you understand my slight reticence, and he was in the Royal Artillery with a love of vehicles of any description, hence his wish to visit!
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In May, the Musée des Blindes has a weekend when they run several of their exhibits.
For once I was in the right place at the right time.I didn'ttrealizee that this was on until the people at the the site we were staying on, Le Chant d'Oiseau, told us about it.
Unlike Bovingdon where you have to stand some distance...
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Better than Bovington. At least here, international visitors are catered for, with explanations in French, English & German. There's more of an enthusiastic 'feel' to this place, rather than trying to grab your cash at every turn. The staff are super friendly. One to add to your itinerary when in the area!
This was a must see. The scale of armoured and other military vehicles from around the world and through many wars was amazing. The King Tiger and Panzer tanks were enormous. The place was quite large. There was no issue with photos. Another “wow” place to visit.
Getting up close to these enormous beasts was a little more intimidating than I had imagined it might be. Didn't exactly look inviting for passengers either. Gave me a new found respect for the people who've had real dealings with them
A must see experience, armoured vehicles from many countries and in all stages of development - The King Tiger was particularly evocative, along with many, many, more. I went in for an hour on a rainy day and stayed all afternoon - fascinating! A bit disappointed by the lack of vehicles that you can get 'hands on' with and definitely...
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