Musée le Bunker de La Rochelle

⭐ Dive into the fascinating history of La Rochelle by visiting a bunker that has remained intact for 80 years. Former headquarters of the U-Boat officers, explore its marine frescoes, archival videos and an immersive 280 m² trail retracing the era of the Second World War.

Highlights
🏰 Explore a bunker that has remained intact for 80 years and bears witness to a fascinating history
🖼 Admire authentic and preserved marine frescoes
🎥 Immerse yourself in the era with 30 minutes of captivating archival videos
🚶‍♂️ Walk through a 280 m² labyrinth retracing the history of La Rochelle between 1939 and 1945

General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your dates directly from the ticket selector
⏳ Duration: 1 hour on average / the visit is done at your own pace
📍 Location: Le Bunker de La Rochelle - 8, rue des Dames, 17000, La Rochelle
👤 Age requirement: open to all
♿ Accessibility: this venue is unfortunately not accessible to electric wheelchairs. Possible for standard wheelchairs that can descend an 8-step staircase located at the museum's reception.
🚩 This ticket is not a fast-track. During busy periods, a waiting time is to be expected outside the museum, regardless of the weather.
🐱 Pets are welcome in our museum.
Arrive at the time of your chosen reservation slot
💢 Attention! Proof will be requested at the museum reception for reduced rates: Fighters/Veterans Card (Not the military card) / Children under 13 / Disability card.
❓ Consult the FAQ for this experience here

Description
Enter a place steeped in history: the La Rochelle bunker, built in 1941, was the refuge of German officers during the Second World War. Miraculously preserved, it reveals its marine frescoes, 280 m² of authenticity, and its immersive trail. Discover the history of La Rochelle between 1939 and 1945 through archival videos, reconstructed scenes, and striking testimonies. A unique experience to feel the intensity of this period, where it all happened. Get your tickets now for the Bunker de La Rochelle museum!