Arnhem's ultra-freedom museum

The Arnhem War Museum is a hidden gem in Arnhem (I think). The entrance is immediately filled with a captured T-34 and the famous Acht-Acht, so your expectations will rise, but this museum will live up to those expectations. Most of the museum is a no-photo zone, so there are very few places where you can take photos, but the exhibits are freestyle, with items that have actually been excavated being displayed as they are, so they are basically in a worn-out state that you would never see in a normal museum. In fact, the fact that the excavated items are displayed as they are combined with mannequins shows that a lot of items are excavated. As you'd expect from a museum, there are explanations, but the mysterious pistol (it really says it) is super rare! It's probably best to do a little research beforehand or bring along a friend who likes military things (although it's a museum that only military fans go to). At the end of the tour, there is a military shop where you can buy excavated items that were not even worthy of being exhibited, and you can buy real military uniforms and equipment. Overall, it's a must-see for military fans. It was also a museum that made you think about the city of Arnhem, which was a fierce battlefield so that so many excavations were made. The entrance fee is 12 euros (2024) and it's worth it. #solotravel #militarymuseum #military #arnhem