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Museum housing a unique collection of armored vehicles, symbolic of the two world wars.
This museum meticulously preserves a unique collection of armored vehicles and military vehicles symbolic of the two world wars. 800 vehicles, including 200 in full working order, are on display to the public: French, German, British, American and Russian tanks. The 12 exhibition rooms reveal the history of the 20th century. Visitors quickly realize the incredible work carried out by the mechanics who passionately restore this equipment from another era. The store offers souvenirs and documentation.
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Open all year round. Closed on December 25 and January 1. Guided tours available (€3 supplement). Low season: Friday to Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. High season: daily from 10am to 6pm. Free for children under 6. Adults: €11. Children (aged 7 to 15): €6. Groups: €9. Reduced 8 €. Family package (2 adults + 2 children) €29. Vacation vouchers. Guided tour. Store.
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Located in Saumur, the Musée des Blindés invites you to discover the history of armored vehicles. A visit here will also enable you to learn more about their technical evolution from 1917 to the present day. With 12 exhibition rooms, the museum houses an impressive collection of armored vehicles, the largest in the world. The collection comprises over 800 vehicles from several countries, including almost 200 in full working order. Young and old alike will marvel at the military vehicles used during the two world wars. Once you've discovered the site's must-sees, you can take a short stroll to the museum store. A variety of toys, miniatures, books and souvenirs are on offer. An interesting place to visit!
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Petit bémol fort mineur: les maquettes, illustrant par ailleurs fort habilement l'évolution historique de véhicules connus, ou présentant des véhicules ou projets plus obscurs, mériteraient aux moins un petit label (ce qui représente, j'en conviens, une charge de travail conséquente)
J'aimerais aussi savoir ce que diable est cet étrange mantelet qu'arbore le Churchill IV du musée (cf photo.)