Museum of the Atlantic Wall

The Museum of the Atlantic Wall displays wartime artifacts, military equipment, and original German fortifications within a former military headquarters building at the French coast.

The museum occupies Batterie Todt, a German coastal artillery site constructed in 1940 that contained four 380mm guns capable of firing 800kg shells across the English Channel.

The museum presents photographs, documents, and reconstructed environments that demonstrate the impact of World War II fortifications on the French coastal communities.

Located at 200 route du Musee, the museum opens daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and includes both indoor exhibitions and outdoor fortification structures.

The facility houses one of only two remaining German K5 railway guns in existence, alongside a concrete casement designed for massive artillery installations.

Location: Audinghen

Address: Batterie Todt, hameau de Haringzelle, 566 route du musée, 62179 Audinghen

Phone: +33966919733

Website: http://batterietodt.com

GPS coordinates: 50.84411,1.59984

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:11