The collection features several vehicles that were featured in or are identical to those used in major motion pictures set during World War II.
The site includes a rare 'Goliath' tracked mine, a remote-controlled German demolition vehicle from the war.
The museum grounds contain a collection of anti-aircraft artillery and bunkers that visitors can observe.
It is one of the largest private collections of World War II vehicles and militaria open to the public in Europe.
Many of the armored vehicles on display are maintained in running condition and are periodically started for special events.
MM Park is a large private military museum located in La Wantzenau, France, focused on the history of World War II. The collection occupies a 7,000-square-meter facility, housing over 100 historical vehicles, including tanks, armored cars, and motorcycles. The museum features an extensive display of uniforms, weaponry, and authentic artifacts recovered from conflict zones. Visitors explore immersive dioramas and reconstructions of life during the 1939-1945 period. Several exhibits showcase rare, restored military hardware that remains in working order. The facility includes interactive elements such as a shooting simulator and outdoor historical re-enactment spaces. The museum is noted for its high concentration of original hardware rather than static replicas.
The central exhibition hall featuring the 'tank alley' of fully restored armored vehicles.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes as the exhibition space is vast and covers both indoor and gravel-surfaced outdoor areas.
Plan your visit to allow extra time if you wish to try the on-site shooting simulator.
Check the museum's events calendar in advance, as they occasionally host live demonstrations of their restored military vehicles.
Do not attempt to touch or climb on the historical vehicles unless explicitly indicated by signage, as many are fragile, fully restored originals.
Closed on Tuesdays.
