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The Juno Beach Centre is the only Canadian museum of the D-Day landing beaches and is a visitor attraction where you can learn about Canada's involvement in World War II. Explore Juno for the whole family. "Rising to the challenge" exhibition. Guided tour of the beach and its bunkers.
Duration of visit
90 mins
Guided tours
GUIDED TOUR: from April to October, several tours a day. More information on the website.
Ticket office closing time
45 mins before
Opening time
- February, March, November, December: 10am-5pm
- April, May, September, October: 10am-6pm
- June, July, August: 9.30am-7pm
Annual closing
25/12 and January
Prices
Juno Beach Centre: 8,50€ - Reduced rate: 6€ -"low carbon" rate: 5.50€
Juno Beach Centre + Bunkers: 13€ - Reduced rate: 11€ - "low carbon" rate: 9€
Family ticket (maximum of 2 adults and 3 children over 8 years old):
- Juno Beach Centre: 25€ - "low carbon" rate: 20€
- Juno Beach Centre + Bunkers: 40€ - "low carbon" rate: 32€
Free: under-8s accompanied
The preferential 'low carbon' rate is available on presentation of an SNCF transport ticket for a journey to a train station in Normandy made in the month preceding the visit OR a bus ticket validated during the day or a NOMAD CAR 14 card OR a photo of your bike parked in the Juno Beach Centre bike park.
Juno Beach Centre + Bunkers: 13€ - Reduced rate: 11€ - "low carbon" rate: 9€
Family ticket (maximum of 2 adults and 3 children over 8 years old):
- Juno Beach Centre: 25€ - "low carbon" rate: 20€
- Juno Beach Centre + Bunkers: 40€ - "low carbon" rate: 32€
Free: under-8s accompanied
The preferential 'low carbon' rate is available on presentation of an SNCF transport ticket for a journey to a train station in Normandy made in the month preceding the visit OR a bus ticket validated during the day or a NOMAD CAR 14 card OR a photo of your bike parked in the Juno Beach Centre bike park.
