In May 1940, the tiny village of Brûly-de-Pesche was chosen as Hitler's headquarters.

The tour begins in the village square, where the audio guides or our guide will explain the buildings requisitioned by the Germans. Following the various numbers, you will reach Hitler's private quarters, where you will find two reconstructed pavilions and the bunker.

Through scale models, films and objects from the period, as well as interactive tablets, you can get an idea of what the villagers experienced during the period of occupation.

The scenography provides a better understanding of the Führer's entourage and even his private life during his stay in Brûly-de-Pesche.

Our audio guides are available in four languages, and the guided tour is exclusively in French.

For younger visitors, there's also a fun "escape game" where they can discover the site through a series of puzzles.