A permanent exhibit consisting
of 7 exhibit rooms, which draws
upon documents, photographs,
maps, artefacts, audiovisual
and audio accounts, which allow
specific atmospheres to be created.
The Centre alternates between
areas of emotion, reflection,
discovery and information, eliciting
the visitor’s participation.
A temporary exhibit
room with
either historic or cultural
themes.
The temporary
exhibit, presented as of October
19, 2009, is entitled “Voices
of the First Peoples of Canada”. This
unique exhibit about the Nishnaabeg
culture was conceived
in collaboration with the First
Nation
Reserve of Curve Lake in Canada.
In 2009-2010, it is
enriched with displays about the Métis
culture and the respect
of the environment. Discover
these
fascinating people who contributed
to Canada’s
war effort during both the First
and Second World Wars.
Visit
the beach as well…
Guided
Tours of Juno Park
Every day from April
to October (and by reservation throughout
the year
for
groups) guided visits of Juno
Park are available.
Through these tours, visitors discover
the history
of the D-Day landings by exploring the
remains of the Atlantic Wall situated directly
in
front of the Juno Beach Centre (duration:
approximately 1 hour).
New for the 65th anniversary:
visit of the bunker in front of the museum
included in the tours.
2 guided visits per day at 11am
and 3pm in April, May, September and
until October 30.
6 guided visits per day at 10am, 11am,
12pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
in
June, July and August. Except on June 6:
10am, 11am and 12pm.
Opening
Times
Open every day
From April 1 to September 30: 9:30am
to 7pm
March and October: 10am to 6pm
February, November and December: 10am
to 5pm
The Centre is closed during the
month of January and on December 25.
Admission
in 2009-2010
2009-2010
INDIVIDUAL
RATES
GROUP
RATES
Full Rate
Reduced Rate
Adult
Groups
*
School
Groups
*
Juno
Beach Centre
6,50 €
5 €
5 €
4 €
Temporary
Exhibit only
2,50 €
2,50 €
2,50 €
2,50 €
Juno
Park only
5 €
4 €
4 €
2,50 €
Juno
Beach Centre
+ Juno Park
10 €
8 €
8 €
5 €
* Group
Rates available for 20 or
more people. 1 free admission per 20
paying.
• Free for Second World War veterans, Second World War widows, war disabled,
and
accompanied
children under 8.
Visits
of the Juno Beach Centre
Upon arrival, visitors will be greeted
by a bilingual Canadian guide (French
/ English).
After a brief introduction by the
guide, visitors will be led to the film
to begin their self-guided visit of the
exhibit.
Maximum number persons per visit: 40.
Minimum time for the visit: 1h30.
Please allow additional time to visit
the temporary exhibit.
Juno Beach Centre |
Canada in WWII
