The National WWII Museum is a 5-acre complex that tells the story of the American experience in World War II through engaging exhibits, multimedia displays, and personal stories. The museum features six floors of interactive exhibits, a collection of over 250,000 artifacts, and a vast archive of oral histories and personal stories.

What to Expect:

• Immersive Exhibits: Engage with interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia displays that bring the history of World War II to life.
• Personal Stories: Hear the personal stories of those who lived through the war, including veterans, civilians, and leaders.
• Historic Artifacts: See over 250,000 artifacts, including uniforms, equipment, and personal items from the war.
• Multimedia Displays: Experience the war through films, videos, and interactive displays that showcase the sights and sounds of the era.
• Special Exhibitions: Visit special exhibitions that focus on specific aspects of the war, such as the D-Day invasion or the home front.
• Behind-the-Scenes Tours: Get an exclusive look at the museum's archives, collections, and restoration processes.