We decided to go to the Coupole having seen a brochure for it at another local museum as our three-year-old children are very interested in space, rockets etc. While there were elements of this covered by the museum, it did concentrate rather a lot on the Nazi concentration camp and forced labour system. While there is nothing wrong with that... More

Recommended by friends so didn't know what to expect but it was really good. Allow at least two hours, minimum.

Superb and graphic illustration of life then. took a tour party and were treated very well.

This site is well set out and focuses on a memorial to the people who suffered during it construction. The staff were helpful, and the free headset was a bonus

Nice but small WW2 museum - built inside big Coupole, which Germans planned to use as V2 launch facility. Visit takes about 2h30mins and is interesting - but does not provide a much info about La Coupole itself - more about WW2 at North of France and Hitler's secret weapons. Building itself is interesting - and unique. Why not to... More

You must go here just for the history that it provides

Visited this place basically it a world war 2 museum in a the building, which is all well and good however i feel as though the original purpose of the building has been taken away, would love to have seen some mockups of how the place would have looked and sadly most of it is off limits. The actual dome... More

The Germans were ahead of their time in WWII. Fortunately, others were further ahead.

A very interesting museum inside a German Bunker hidden in the hills. You will be amazed by the size and construction and feel for those who lost their lives during this awful time in our history.