I've taken visitors there many times. They are always impressed so I guess it must be a good local attraction.

The Tiger tank, officially known as the Panzerkampfwagen VI Tiger Ausf. E, was a formidable German heavy tank which played a significant role in the armored battles of World War II. The Tiger tank was highly effective in combat, thanks to its combination of firepower, protection, and mobility. It could engage enemy tanks at long ranges with its main gun and withstand hits from most Allied anti-tank weapons. Despite its strengths, the Tiger tank had several weaknesses, including mechanical reliability issues, high fuel consumption, and difficulties with transportation due to its weight and size. Its complex design also made maintenance and repair challenging, especially under battlefield conditions. The one on display here suffered a similar fate and per the signage, likely ran out of gas and was made inoperable by its crew. There is an area to pull off the road to park. There is also signage to explain the history of the tank. Stopped on our way from Paris to Normandy - worth the additional time to stop and see despite the rain.

Wow a Tiger by the road.. Easy to reach and good aire to rest in in.. Not everyday yo see one of these... More Tiger in your tank🐯

Pretty cool to see a Tiger 1 up close, plenty of parking, and it's free so worth half hour of your time.

If you want to a German Tiger Tank, it's parked on the side of the road, with plenty of car parking.

This Tiger tank was captured and left to remain at its current location since WWII. It is worn out but not rusty and it may worth a stop-by if you are not visiting any war museum that has one in it. We went from Normandy to Val de Loire and passed by here

Great to see a Tiger out in the wild. The beast is in a sorry state, but it's very accessible and plenty of free parking.

A fantastic museum to visit. Very friendly locals covering the history and process of Camembert. We had an English movie, audio tour of the museum and tasting with cider. It was all excellent. I would highly recommend coming to visit. They are open all day when we visited.

Lovely museum run by volunteers and one staff member. Interesting video about the early production of Camembert cheese which held the children's attention. Then able to walk around artefacts used in cheese production. Again the young children loved it. Just a small museum but definitely worth a visit.

Lovely place. Staff that run the museum were so nice and really made the visit great. Learnt a lot about how Camembert was made.

A great learning experience and they also cater for English speakers.

A small museum dedicated to authentic Camembert. We enjoyed the tasting plate too. We learnt a lot.

Lovely small museum. Polite and helpful staff. The information DVD could be played in English which our children of 8 years old enjoyed. The tasting plates are well worth the €1 or €2 price. The cidre, or apple juice provided with the selection of Camembert was good. The museum it's self was easy to navigate and had interesting contents. Thank you for a good experience.

A very enjoyable museum experience, albeit rather small. The introductory film was informative and the cheese making paraphernalia well displayed and all info in English and French. The shop was well stocked with some excellent cheeses, cider and apple juice, well worth a visit.

Very nice

Built in 1896 inspired by gothic style. The church looks rather modern but the colourful windows create a nice atmosphere.

Very beautiful

(Translated by Google) Church built at the end of the 19th century in neo-Gothic style. Miraculously spared during the American bombings of June 14, 1944, with the exception of its stained glass windows which were pulverized, it houses an organ classified as a historic monument created by Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, one of the greatest organ builders of the 19th century to whom we owe also the organ of Notre-Dame de Paris. The identically reconstructed stained glass windows (financed thanks to Margaret Mitchell) tell the history of Normandy. To visit. (Original) Eglise construite à la fin du 19ème siècle de style néogothique. Miraculeusement épargnée lors des bombardements américains du 14 juin 1944, exception faite de ses vitraux qui furent pulvérisés, elle abrite un orgue classé aux monuments historiques créé par Aristide Cavaillé-Coll, un des plus grands facteurs d'orgue du 19ème siècle à qui on doit également l'orgue de Notre-Dame de Paris. Les vitraux reconstitués à l'identique (financés grâce à Margaret Mitchell) racontent l'histoire de la Normandie. A visiter.

(Translated by Google) Finally an open church!! On the afternoon of an Easter Sunday, thank you for that. Beautiful facade, Gothic period interior, however I am less of a fan of the recent but quite bright stained glass windows. (Original) Enfin une église ouverte !! L apres-midi d'un dimanche de Pâques merci à vous pour cela. Belle façade, intérieur époque gothique en revanche suis moins fan des vitraux récents mais assez lumineux.

(Translated by Google) Well worth a visit. It is incomprehensible that nothing can be found in the church about the glazier who created the beautiful windows. (Original) Zeer de moeite van het bezoeken waard. Onbegrijpelijk dat er in de kerk niets te vinden is over de glazenier van de prachtige ramen.

(Translated by Google) Church built between 1888 and 1896, thanks to numerous private donations, the previous one having been considered too small. Foundations consolidated in 1890. Construction entrusted to Alfred Louis Frangeul, architect in Saint-Malo, paving carried out by J. Fourcade, entrepreneur in Perpignan, sculptures executed by Marle, stained glass windows by Lavergne, master glassmaker in Paris, offered by Laniel. Consecrated on September 1, 1896 by Monseigneur Trégaro, Bishop of Sées (Original) Eglise construite entre 1888 et 1896, grâce à de nombreux dons privés, la précédente ayant été jugée trop petite. Fondations consolidées en 1890. Construction confiée à Alfred Louis Frangeul, architecte à Saint-Malo, pavage réalisé par J. Fourcade, entrepreneur à Perpignan, sculptures exécutées par Marle, vitraux de Lavergne, maître-verrier à Paris, offerts par Laniel. Consacrée le 1er septembre 1896 par Monseigneur Trégaro, évêque de Sées

Great atmosphere, very friendly and helpful, great coffee and beer. We will be starting a motorcycle bike meet at this bar in April 2025 with the landlords permission

Superb Latte and very friendly landlord wgo speaks fluent English

nice music.

(Translated by Google) Great family cooking, the waitresses are adorable, the one upstairs doesn't have a minute's break and the boss is very welcoming. It's super fast and inexpensive (Original) Super cuisine familiale les serveuses sont adorables celle de l étage n a pas une minute de pause et le patron très accueillant. C est hyper rapide et pas chère

(Translated by Google) We are hiking with a group of 20 and had a drink at Fordingbridge. Superb welcome! Thanks again. (Original) Nous effectuons une randonnée avec un groupe de 20 personnes et nous avons pris un verre au Fordingbridge . Superbe accueil ! Encore merci.

(Translated by Google) Very friendly owner, nice little terrace and very affordable prices compared to other establishments. (Original) Patron très gentil, petite terrasse sympa et consommation très abordable comparé à d'autres établissements.

(Translated by Google) Superb place, super friendly manager who listens to customers with good advice, I recommend (Original) Superbe endroit gérant super sympa et a l'écoute de la clientèle de bon conseil je recommande