Lange Max Museum

The Lange Max Museum is a military museum in Koekleware housing original German artillery and military structures displayed in a former farm courtyard. The site features multimedia presentations that explain how the war operated and the role this location played in it.

The site was home to a massive German cannon that fired over extreme distances and damaged important targets across the channel. The grounds also held military infrastructure that supported operations in this area throughout the conflict.

The exhibits show how the war shaped daily life for people living in this region, with displays about both soldiers and civilians during the fighting. Walking through, you see how the community experienced the conflict from different viewpoints.

The museum offers audio guides in multiple languages, making it easy to explore the exhibits at your own pace. Guided tours can be arranged for larger groups to better understand the stories of the location.

The grounds display the original concrete foundations of the massive gun platform, revealing the enormous scale of the installation. A restored German military bakehouse stands nearby, showing how soldiers were fed and cared for during their time here.

Location: Koekelare

Inception: October 2014

Official opening: October 2014

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Operator: Lange Max vzw

Part of: Site Lange Max

Address: Clevenstraat 2

Opening Hours: 14:00 - 18:00

Phone: +32475585051

Email: info@langemaxmuseum.be

Website: http://langemaxmuseum.be

GPS coordinates: 51.11690,2.98229

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:43