Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, Zonnebeke

One of the most complete and detailed museums that I have visited in my life. You can spend a lot of time, chronologically following the stories of the battles that took place in the area, studying the machinery and weaponry, and walking through the battlegrounds and replica trenches that have been painstakingly recreated and preserved. It is a very sobering experience and the museum does a great job respecting the lives and stories of those that died fighting in the area. It was an incredible experience, worthy of a visit if you are in Belgium.

This is one of the finest museums I have ever had the privilege of visiting. This is a must. Set in a beautiful location and spectacular grounds and memorial gardens. Excellent walks for all levels of ability. You will be amazed at the displays in this museum and is very interesting for all age groups. There are many attractions along with the museum including a walk through an underground bunker and trenches.

Great experience. You walk through the main house room to room so can be difficult to see if tour groups are stopping to talk. Well worth a visit. Really opens your eyes to the horrors of war. Try to visit in a quite time and take your time.

One of the best museums dedicated to WW1 that I've been to. Highly recommend a visit, there is so much to see. Give yourself plenty of time to get round and look at everything. The tour takes about an hour and a half if you move quickly. The audio-guided tour can take longer if you stop to appreciate the exhibits on display.

I've always been interested in history and the world wars. But since I've been playing Battlefield 1 recently, that interest has grown even more. It's cool to see how these things look in real life, and then it hits you, this war was brutal. The Museum gives you an excellent look at the past and delivers on all areas. There are trenches and dugouts to walk through, plenty of uniforms and weapons and scattered between all that are some movies of survivors, most of which made my jaw drop. Epic place.