Sundays
Summer opening hours: 10 am–4 pm (April–October)
Winter opening hours: 10 am–3 pm (November–March)
Last opening on 20 December 2026 inclusive, reopening on 10 January 2027. Additional openings are announced in the news.
View announcementsTHE MUSEUM
The history of the fort,
at your own pace.
Visit the museum independently, without joining the guided fort tour, or as a complement to it.
Visit the museum.
Museum only · 6 €
Per adult. Free for children under six. Museum admission is included in the fort ticket.
Access and parking
Parking is available on site. The museum and cafeteria are accessible from the car park, including by wheelchair.
View access and parkingThe collections
of the museum.
The museum displays many objects and accounts relating to the fort and the men who lived there. Discover period weapons and uniforms, items recovered from the fort and scenes with mannequins that evoke daily life on site. The route also includes a recreated trench, a small cinema area and a three-dimensional representation of the fort. A remembrance space invites you to pause and remember the people whose stories these collections tell.
A glimpse of the collections.
ON SITE
Your
meeting point.
The museum is the starting point for fort tours. Tickets, parking and toilets are available there. After your visit, you can also have something to eat or drink on site.
Find the museum and car park