Juno Beach Centre is a museum located immediately behind Juno beach, the beachhead where 14,000 Canadians landed on D-Day.
The museum not only covers the D-Day landings but the contributions Canadas's military and civilians contributed to the war effort.
The western coastal area of Courseulles-sur-Mer has been designated "Juno Park" because of its historic nature. A bunker can be found in the park which was a German observation post that was part of the Atlantic Wall.
January
Closed
February
10:00am — 5:00pm
March
10:00am — 6:00pm
April — September
9:30am — 7:00pm
October
10:00am — 6:00pm
November — December
10:00am — 5:00pm
Juno Beach Centre & Juno Park | Adult: €11 Reduced €9 |
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Juno Park only | Adult: €5.50 Reduced: €4.50 |
Juno Beach Centre | Adult: €7 Reduced:€5.50 |
Temporary Exhibit only | €3 |
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Longitude: | -0.46169937 |
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Latitude: | 49.33637194 |
A 50mm cannon located on the harbourside at Courseulles Sur Mer, it was originally located closer to the water as part of WN 29
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