Musée Mémoire 39-45 Calais is housed within a 94-meter-long fortified bunker in Parc Saint-Pierre, right in the heart of the city. Built in 1941 for the German Navy, this concrete structure survived the war mostly intact, offering visitors a deeply authentic setting to explore the wartime experiences of Calais. Inside, you’ll find a vast collection of period photographs, newspaper clippings, and over 60 original uniforms—each shedding light on everyday life and military operations during World War II.
The exhibits also showcase authentic weapons, propaganda posters, and personal belongings, painting a vivid picture of life under occupation. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or simply curious about Calais’ dramatic past, the Musée Mémoire 39-45 provides an immersive journey into the city’s wartime stories and resilience.
Website: WW2 Memorial Museum