General Patton Museum in Grevenmacher

Generaal Patton was er een die graag door ging! Een mooi museum over hem, de held van de Ardennen

Voor een Amerikaans museum te zijn veel Duits matriaal.

Mooi museum ...heel veel te zien 😘

Ein kleines Museum, was sich dennoch auf 4 Etagen aufteilt

Indrukwekkend. Hier kom je te weten hoe hij werkelijk was.

Mooi museum-veel informatie-met zorgvuldigheid vorm gegeven aan het museumKunt gratis parkeren voor de deurVriendelijke mevrouw bij de kassa die zelfs mee liep naar buiten om de route naar patton standbeeld en tank te wijzen

Patton museum in ettelbruck.Niet heel groot , trek er maximaal 1 ,5 uur voor uit maar het entreegeld wel waard.

Awesome display of history. Well appointed

Schönes kleines Museum mit viel wissenswertem. 5€ Eintritt ist voll gerechtfertigt.

Great museum, staff excellent, very knowledgeable

Super, da visitare assolutamente.

Un luogo che tiene viva la memoria storica della tragica battaglia delle Ardenne tocca sempre lanima vedere i reperti di ogni tipo e di ambo le parti e ciò che riguarda i partigiani lussemburghese.Un luogo da visitare con rispetto per onorare i caduti.Da visitare anche il vicino monumento dedicato al Generale Patton.Consigliato.

Leuk museum voor de mensen die geïnteresseerd zijn in de tweede wereld oorlog

Verry interesting

Great place, great museum. Very well maintained and full of memorabilia. A must for all people interested about WW2 .

Bien mais mal signalé et difficile daccès avec circulation intense au moment de la visite

The Information....The Artifacts and Collections....truly AMAZING!!!!! Totally recommended!!!

Musée dédié au général Patton, qui à la tête de la 3ème armée américaine a libéré la ville dEttelbruck le 25 décembre 1944. Vous trouverez ici de nombreux documents, armes et objets divers. Une heure de visite. Entrée 5 euros.

Best museum in the Area

Small but fulfill of Patton and US history (related with WWII).

Well maintained place with lots of historical artifacts.

Very interesting, worth a visit

It is a small museum but has a lot to see. The place is filled with items I have never seen before. It was also nice to learn something about Luxembourg in the 2nd world war, since it is a country you dont hear about a lot. Being able to understand German is a must however if you wish to read news articles / posters / propaganda from that time. (It does have English explanation but it is limited)

Mooi museum met heel unieke voorwerpen. Zeker zijn geld waard, hier krijg je een goede uitleg , jammer dat er zo weinig over patton gaat wel een aanrader

Super!

Very nice museum, huge collection of letters, notes, clothing, weapons and so much more. Detailed information provided in French, German and English. A must visit, very educational and at a very fair price.

Never forget...they died for our freedom!!

A must see a great general

Mooi informatief museum. Verteld een goed en mooi verhaal over de oorlog in Luxemburg. Niet het meest spectaculair, maar wel hele bijzondere voorwerpen. En de prijs meer dan waard!

Mostly (war relatedscrap metal.

Small but good displays

Very informative with an impressive collection. Only €5.

Nice museum

Excellet museum, this is a true hidden gem. Set in a very modest venue, this museum vividly tells the story of Luxembourg during the German occupation in WW2 with great exhibits & photos. Rich in information and food for thought, yet easy to absorb and very interesting. The name is a bit misleading, as only a section is devoted to the life and career of General Patton, who led the American troops in liberating Luxembourg. Easy to reach by train (20 mins from Lux central station, short walk from the station in Ettelbruck). Definitely worth a visit

I have tried to visit the last three sundays and it has been locked each time. Phone number is not in service

Nice museum

Interesting war museum. Could have had more about General Patton given the museum title.

Really good museum detailing what happened in Luxembourg prior to, during, and just after WWII.

Ce musée est un must de la bataille des Ardennes et plus généralement des batailles de la seconde guerre mondiale au Luxembourg. On peut y voir une collection impressionnante dobjets recueillis ou trouvés plus tard sur le champ de bataille, armes rouillées et surtout casques allemands et américains, certains troués déclats dobus ou de trous de balles. Du jamais vu. Ce nest pas tout on peut sentir que les Luxembourgeois qui ont été les témoins de ces combats acharnés savaient déjà quils vivaient un grand moment de lhistoire de leur pays. Je nai jamais vu une telle collection dobjets de la vie quotidienne du GIs, tubes de pâte dentifrice, brosses à dents de lépoque, kits de rasage, paquets de cigarettes etc etc. Les habitants dEttelbruck ont conservé religieusement tout ces objets précieux, qui généralement ne se conservent pas longtemps. Enfin à ne pas rater au premier étage, la vie sous loccupation nazie avec encore une fois des objets de la vie quotidienne de lépoque mais du côté des Allemands : livres de propagande, un poignard des jeunesses hitlériennes, des affiches pour larmée allemande. Bref un tas dobjets symboliques de la vie quotidienne du temps du nazisme que lon voit rarement dans les musées. Je savais que les Luxembourgeois avaient courageusement résisté mais dans ce musée jen ai eu la confirmation.

I expected more about Patton. This museum has relics from WW2 and some information on Patton but could have been much better

A nice discovery, pretty much worth for the money as there is quite a lot to see (5€). Not only around the General Patton. They are renovating the outside to be ready for the remembrance day in septembre 2019. Presence of a large variety of items they found digging in the country.

Wonderful museum paying tribute to the genius George Patton.We spent 4 hrs studying the memorabilia and watching the videos.a must for anybody interested in WW2 who appreciates the sacrifices made for our freedom.

Museum in the city of Ettelbruck dedicated to General Patton

Super

Cute museum. A must see being in the area.

We were visiting Ettelbruck and received a flyer about the museum. War museums have always interested me so I had to visit. I was not disappointed, they have a lot of items for such a small museum.

Very good! Tells and interesting story. If you have the Luxembourg Card it is free entry. It is a quick walk from the train / bus station. On your way to Vianden. It isnt full of tourists.

Oh my!! Worth the visit.

Lovingly maintained memorial museum of General George S. Patton Jr. Photos, sculpture, lots of weapons, uniforms, artifacts, lots of personal items, mementos, postcards, letters. Also exhibits on the liberation of Ettelbruck and Luxembourg, aircraft relics and artifacts. Parking available.

Nice