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Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen and its collection

Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen
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The Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen is a museum situated on the left bank of the former Ludendorff Bridge in Remagen. This location is significant as it was a strategic point during World War II. The museum offers a unique perspective on the history of the bridge and the events that took place there.

Historical Significance of the Ludendorff Bridge

The Ludendorff Bridge, where the museum is located, was captured by the 1st US Army on March 7, 1945, enabling the first crossing of the Rhine during World War II. Despite the Wehrmacht's attempts to destroy the bridge, including with V2 rockets, they failed. The bridge eventually collapsed on March 17, 1945, due to overload. This historical event is a significant part of the museum's narrative.

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Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen
An der alten Rheinbrücke 11
53424 Remagen

Visitor information Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen

Opening hours

March 23 - April
Monday
2:00 - 17:00

Tuesday - Sunday
10:00 - 17:00

May - September 1
Monday
14:00 - 18:00

Tuesday - Sunday
10:00 - 18:00

September 2 - October 31
Monday
14:00 - 17:00

Tuesday - Sunday
10:00 - 17:00

Admission

0 – 7Free
Disabled€4.50
Family€10.50
Normal rate€5.50
Pensioners€4.50
Students€3.50

Group of pupils: 3 EUR per student
Group from 10 : 4.50 EUR per person

Facilities

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Location & Map

An der alten Rheinbrücke 11, Remagen

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Exhibitions

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Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen Reviews

Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen has 1 rating.

  • Apollo's Insights AI-Generated

    The Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen (Peace Museum Bridge of Remagen) offers visitors a sobering look at an important World War II site. Located at the remains of the Ludendorff Bridge, the museum provides a comprehensive overview of the bridge's significance during the war and its eventual destruction.

    Visitors appreciate the museum's informative displays, which include original artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts from both Allied and German soldiers. The exhibits effectively convey the strategic importance of the bridge and the intense battle that took place there in March 1945.

    Many reviewers note that the museum is relatively small but packed with historical information. The audio guide, available in multiple languages, is often cited as enhancing the experience significantly. Some visitors mention that climbing the towers offers panoramic views of the Rhine, adding to the overall experience.

    On the downside, a few reviewers mention that the museum can feel a bit dated in its presentation style. Some also note that access to the towers might be challenging for those with mobility issues due to narrow, steep stairs.

    Overall, the Friedensmuseum Brücke von Remagen is generally well-regarded for its historical significance and educational value. It's particularly recommended for history enthusiasts and those interested in World War II, offering a poignant reminder of the war's impact and the importance of peace.

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