War Museum

The iconic Canadian War Museum is a must-see destination for anyone interested in the cost of conflict and humankind’s enduring desire for peace. The Museum, which ranked number 1 on TripAdvisor’s list of Things to Do in Ottawa, explores Canadian military history from early wars in Canada to contemporary conflicts. It features unique architecture, a display of large military artillery, thought-provoking exhibitions, moving personal stories of Canadians in times of war, priceless works of art, and spaces for quiet reflection and remembrance.

Step into history with a visit to the famous Bridge on the River Kwai, built by Allied POWs during World War II. Pay tribute at a war cemetery honoring around 9,000 soldiers who lost their lives constructing the bridge and the notorious "Death Railway." Explore a replica Japanese POW camp at the JEATH Museum before boarding a scenic train ride along a breathtaking stretch of the railway. Enjoy a buffet lunch at Wang Po station, near the Burmese border. This unforgettable journey brings history to life—book now and experience the stories of bravery and sacrifice firsthand! • Visit a war cemetery honoring WWII soldiers. • Explore a replica Japanese POW camp at JEATH Museum. • Ride a scenic train along the historic Death Railway. • Enjoy a buffet lunch near the Burmese border.

To Visit the unforgettable War Museum. Here, you can delve into Cambodia's tumultuous past, gaining insight into the country's history through a vast collection of war artifacts, tanks, and helicopters, as well as personal stories of those affected by the conflicts. Next, pay your respects at the Killing Fields, a somber reminder of the atrocities committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. Continue your exploration at Artisans Angkor, where Cambodian culture comes alive in each handcrafted product. Artisans Angkor has played a vital role in revitalizing traditional craft industries, providing training and job security for nearly a thousand artisans. Visitors can witness the meticulous craftsmanship and purchase unique souvenirs that reflect the rich cultural heritage of Cambodia. Finally, visit Psah Chas, or the Old Market. Located in the heart of Siem Reap, this bustling market is a colorful destination frequented by both locals and tourists.

Discover Vietnam’s history with a visit to the Ben Duoc Cu Chi Tunnels and War Remnants Museum. Escape the crowds and explore the less-touristy tunnels, where you’ll learn about wartime survival tactics, crawl through underground passageways, and see hidden bunkers. Then, visit the War Remnants Museum, home to powerful exhibits on the Vietnam War. This small-group tour (max 10 people) offers a personalized and immersive experience for history lovers and curious travelers. Tour Highlights ✅ Explore Ben Duoc Tunnels – A less-crowded, authentic experience. ✅ Go Underground – Crawl through tunnels, bunkers, and trapdoors. ✅ Learn from History – Watch a wartime documentary and hear real stories. ✅ Try War-Time Snacks – Taste traditional tapioca and tea. ✅ Visit War Remnants Museum – See impactful war exhibits and artifacts. ✅ Small-Group Tour – Limited to 10 travelers for a more intimate experience.

Why come to visit the museum? In addition to the duty of memory, the Museum of the Great War presents the war of 14-18 through the objects and documents of the collection. The museum is accessible to all ages and offers visiting tools and activities suitable for the whole family: children's area, game book, audioguides, children's area, workshops … At the origin of the museum, there is a man, Jean-Pierre Verney, passionate historian, who gathered for nearly 50 years objects and documents to tell the story of the First World War. In 2005, the Pays de Meaux bought this exceptional collection of more than 50 000 pieces and decided to build a museum to enhance its history! Today, the collection has more than 70,000 objects

The War & Peace Museum is only 45 min from Reykjavik. Great option for a day trip. It is located in Hvalfjörður and is packed with beautiful landscape and history. The War & Peace Museum traces a unique and remarkable history of occupation from 1940 to 1945, a story that transformed a more peaceful countryside into a setting for world events and was crucial to the Allies' victory during World War II. Here you can see an elaborate collection of monuments and memorabilia related to the history of the occupation of Hvalfjörður during these fateful times of turmoil. The main topics on display at the War & Peace Museum: USA Children and Toys Britain Nursing Iceland Convenience Store The Icelandic Coast Guard (1926-45) Security and Defense Barber Shop There is also a coffee house with cakes and more , that are home baked.

Discover the memorial site and main attractions of Siem Reap. Go with your own pace and bespoken routes by an English speaking driver who takes you to these places. You will know more about Cambodia history and mysteries of Siem Reap. This approximately 4 hour tour includes stops at Siem Reap’s Wat Thmey Killing Fields and the War Museum, where you can get insight about Khmer Rouge regime's horrors, and it’s also an excellent chance to see Siem Reap from a different perspective than the Angkor temples. After that, you'll stop by Artisan D’ Angkor’s workshop and a Buddhist pagoda before ending the tour at the old market.

On this tour, we'll go to see the most popular of the floating villages on the Tonle Sap lake. We'll also go to see War Museum where you can learn about Cambodia's recent tragic history and Pol Pot genocide period

Both blissful as revealing, this half day outing brings forward key elements of how varied, enthralling and culturally diverse Siem Reap actually is. Moving away from the Angkor magnitude that has put Cambodia on the tourism map since its earliest discoveries, this bustling town has more up its sleeve for a break away from UNESCO-protected temples, jungle-clad ruins, and historical anecdotes of what once was the centre of the world. Through Buddhism, its almost unavoidable connection with past battles, and its current drive to give the less-fortunate to shine like never before, three totally different landmarks of Siem Reap are taking centre stage, yet are unmissable when getting a total picture of Cambodia’s main tourism destination.

Embark on a poignant journey through the harrowing chapters of Sarajevo's history with our Sarajevo War Tour. In the span of three hours, we will guide you through the haunting remnants of the city's war-torn past, shedding light on the indomitable spirit of its people as they faced the challenges of the Bosnian War. Join us as we navigate the scars and stories that define Sarajevo's resilience. Our tour commences at Sniper Alley, This once-bustling boulevard became a deadly stretch during the war. Uncover the secrets of the Sarajevo Tunnel, a lifeline that sustained the city during the siege. Delve into the strategic importance of this underground passage and learn how it became a symbol of hope, enabling the survival of the besieged residents. Climb to the Yellow Fortress for a panoramic view of Sarajevo, reflecting on the city's transformation from a war-ravaged landscape to a symbol of resilience.

For those of you who doesn’t have a lot of time in Ho chi minh city, this trip give you a quick look on the major sites of tourists spots in the city including  the Reunification Palace, the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Old Central Post Office and the War Remnants Museum.

With its unique location at the crossroads of East and West and abundant natural resources, Vietnam has long been a focal point of conflicts between major world powers. The country has witnessed numerous wars, most notably the Vietnam War, which involved the United States and significantly impacted 20th-century global history and the post-World War II world order. Join this journey to gain a deeper understanding of Vietnam’s war history and the resilience of its people. Highlights: – Vietnam National Museum of History: Explore Vietnam’s history during the French colonial period, the Vietnam War (Resistance War against the U.S). – Hoa Lo Prison: A dark prison used by the French to detain Vietnamese revolutionaries, later holding American pilots during the Vietnam War, famously nicknamed the "Hanoi Hilton Hotel" by U.S prisoners. – B-52 Victory Museum (Optional): Witness the wreckage of a B-52 bomber US with missiles used to shoot down B-52s, fighter jet… of the Vietnamese military.

Get out of the town and into the Kulen Mountain Range. Also learn about Cambodian history and culture with a trip the Killing Fields and the War Museum.

This Bastogne Tour immersive journey takes you through pivotal WWII sites to understand what the Band of Brothers' Easy Company endured during siege of Bastogne. Start with a visit to the Bastogne War Museum, a profound tribute to the events and sacrifices of the Battle of the Bulge. Then, explore the Bois Jacques battlefield, where you can still see the foxholes used by the Easy Company. After these moving visits, enjoy a lunch break in pictoresque downtown Bastogne. The afternoon continues with a visit to the War Room where McAuliffe famously pronounced "NUTS". Ten we finish with a visit to the Bastogne Barracks, a Belgium army museum where we can see: Shermans, Panzer IV, Wolverine, Stug III, Hetzer, Heavy Howitzers, Flak guns and more. Licensed French Monument Tour Guide, I have been sharing my passion for History, Wine and War for 15 years. My goal is to ensure you have a comfortable and enriching experience through the historical landscape of Bastogne.

Get FREE E-SIM when you book this tour Embark on a captivating journey through Vietnam's turbulent history with our Walking Tour of Independence Palace and War Museum in Ho Chi Minh City. Discover the iconic Independence Palace, witness to pivotal moments in the country's struggle for freedom, and explore its opulent halls frozen in time. Adjacent lies the War Remnants Museum, a poignant showcase of Vietnam's resilience in the face of conflict, featuring powerful exhibits that bear witness to the human cost of war. Led by knowledgeable guides, this tour offers a deeply immersive experience, delving into the heart of Vietnam's past and leaving an indelible mark on every traveler's soul.

A vast collection of artifacts, videos, and displays await visitors on this 2 hour semi-private (8 guest maximum) guided museum tour of the Musée de l’Armée and its halls dedicated to the World Wars. Your engaging guide will lead you through the wars, sharing its most significant stories to help everyone understand France’s place in it and the effects these wars had on the French people.

Visit The War Memorial of Korea, Nadeullaon (DMZ Peace Trail Shelter), Aegibong (Jogang Observatory), 6.25 Veterans Memorial Park, and Yeonmijeong Pavilion for Korean war story. See North Korea on the observatory only 1.4 km away from N. Korea **Passports are mandatory**

Many visitors may choose Saigon as an ideal destination for its high class recreation facilities and bustling atmosphere of a crazy center, in fact, Ho Chi Minh City offers more than what you have expected. To explore all these amazing things, you should join in the amazing half day tour of Ho Chi Minh City.

An experience combining the floating village of Chong Kneas, the Siem Reap War Museum, and Wat Thmei (Killing Fields) offers a rich and deeply emotional journey through Cambodia's culture, history, and resilience. As you glide along the water, you'll see houses, schools, churches, and even shops floating on the lake. The buildings are on stilts or rafts, adapting to the seasonal changes in water levels. You'll observe the daily life of the villagers, including fishing, trading, and sometimes even children rowing small boats to school.

Get to see fishermen and farmers lifestyles at Floating village Mechrey which is less visited. Get to learn history of Khmer Rough genocide periods and recently war in Cambodia. Get to hear local guide sharing his personal life experience and family life during war.