Cambrai Tank 1917

One of the Best Places To Visits in Flesquières Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The guardian kindly agreed to open up the out of normal for our group, which was much appreciated. Very interesting site with good graphics and exhibits. Well a visit. An incredibly moving all based around a single on display. One of the best small museums I've ever been to. Actually, for just one main exhibit it was more interesting than I thought! Really well done museum! Just needs more English books. :-) Firstly it in a lovely part of the world,staff extremely helpful and wow what a especially as I was brought up in Lincoln the place where they were made made by fosters. Loved all the fascinating 👏 👌 👍 Great little dedicated to the WW1 British ‘Deborah’. This was relatively recently discovered and is nicely displayed here together with the story of its service in the Battle of Cambrai and its subsequent discovery and preservation. Only one exhibit in the museum, a beautiful piece of history. 100% visiting. Great audio visual displays to explain the of the tank. The passion that rescued this from it's grave is real. Très instructif la visite de ce musée Wonderful little museum, definitely the trip and the €6 entry fee! Skip the big museums and go here instead. The tells the story of D51 Deborah, the pictured here, which makes up the main room. The display is stunningly lit and preserved, the best preserved WWI in existence. You can still smell the fuel and see oil dripping from the engine onto the floor. Definitely the most tactile experience of WWI I've had in a museum. There are three films to watch about the of the area, the battle, and the discovery and excavation of this and plenty of space to sit if you are with a tour group. There are also interactive displays with broken off parts of the and scale models of battles and tanks. There are also detailed profiles of the crew of Deborah, with photos and artefacts from their time at war. Some of the crew are buried in the graveyard above the museum, it's well the 5 minute walk up there and through the peace gardens to visit. The graves are III B8 and III B9, if you would like to find them quicker than we did! A must if you are in the region. First heard about this when researching my family’s involvement in both the Great War and WW2 and so really wanted to visit. Wonderful emotional place. Great place to visit. Tiny but make sure you look at everything. Free to enter but leave a small donation. Great service, clean and very educational One issue, lighting ruins decent photographs. I've struggled to get good pictures as the lighting is too much. Chouette découverte, lors de notre plaisir dominical sur Cambrai. Découvert au hasard, et ça vaut le coup et de découvrir un des 4 chars de WW1. Deborah Moving memorial consisting of an unearthed Mark IV hit during battle. The is small, but well visiting if you are interested in the of the era. Impressive Great War that is a must for anyone visiting the northern France battlefields. Pulls you straight into the full story of Deborah. Amazing and any and all visitors should donate whilst there as they deserve financial support for preserving our A small built to display 'D51 Deborah' a WW1 British Mk IV 'Femail' Tank. The suffered heavy damage in a battle on 20th November, 1917. After a long search, the was finally discovered in November, 1998. It is displayed in the main area of the museum, with equipment from this, and other tanks, also on display. Well a Very emotional place to visit. Wonderful exhibition. Helpful young man on reception who speaks English. Souvenirs available Was very nice cool seeing deborah. And cool models I wasn't expecting a lot since the place is built around one tank. However, I'm a convert to this type of museum, it tells the story of the battle, the crew of Deborah the and its discovery. This is a very moving expression of and I enjoyed it more than many museums that just pack the place with stuff. Totally recommended Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.