*** (04/02/2014 02:53)
Amazing musseuem, must for history buffs.

*** (08/07/2016 15:59)
The content is well presented and entertaining. There are models of the various scenes and there are lots of items used in the war on display.

*** (27/07/2017 21:10)
Great museum with many interesting things to see. Also a lot of things to read about everything. Unfortunately not much about the after war times, which would have been a great addition.

*** (29/08/2017 22:02)
Nice museum and nice staff. Many preserved items and weapons from the great war.

At the end of the museum there is a shop where authentic WW1 items can be bought.

*** (03/09/2017 21:17)
Great museum very informative. Good 3d movie telling the story of the area. Great value.

*** (22/06/2016 23:11)
Museum is down in an old medieval tunnel below the town which was used as a air raid tunnel in WW2. Not much to do with the first world war. They have some good artefacts and information. It's only €6.50 so not expensive but 30mins to 1hour is all you need to go through it. Much better getting out and about and seeing the different cemeteries

*** (02/12/2017 21:20)
Good place to visit. No good for disabled.

*** (30/07/2016 03:11)
Great and rare museum for WW1 and The Battle of Somme. Very impressive underground tunnels underneath the city where they have created the museum. Lots of WW1 weapons, stories, items, etc! Remember to visit the Thiepval Memorial while you're in the area. It's huge!

*** (27/08/2017 05:21)
Very interesting video player at beginning of museum tour. Excellently presented war items and information about ww1

*** (04/12/2015 05:26)
moving, interesting and a great location

*** (15/08/2017 15:19)
If you only have one day, as we did, this is the perfect place to start your visit to the Somme.
It is so interesting, with a 15 minute film in English and French which gave us ideas for planning the rest of our day.
It is housed in the underground tunnels of Albert which are atmospheric and you can almost feel and live life in the Great War trenches and tunnels.
Would be brilliant for kids to visit, the displays, written information and memorabilia are first class.
Pick up the free guide to sites around the Somme which gives all the information you need on each memorial/museum/cemetery etc.