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Museum of the Landing and Salerno Capital, Salerno

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By Sean D

Wrongly marked on Google maps, locals all think it’s in a different place, there is no #5 Via Clark, no signage... it’s a mess. I think I actually got to the location (some sort of small military...

Wrongly marked on Google maps, locals all think it’s in a different place, there is no #5 Via Clark, no signage... it’s a mess. I think I actually got to the location (some sort of small military... more »
By LjiljanaM150

This museum is an amazing place to learn about history and the 2nd WW in Italy. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Highly recommended for history lovers.

This museum is an amazing place to learn about history and the 2nd WW in Italy. The tour guide was very knowledgeable. Highly recommended for history lovers. more »

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By Bobby Simpson

For a privately owned and operated museum, this was very well done. The shame of it however is the lack of resources available to them. The space was small and there was only one video. Kudos to the owner who showed us around, but shame on the Italian and US governments who do not seem to recognize the importance of the Italian campaign and the losses suffered by the Allies in the Salerno and Anzio landings.

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By Francois Dumas

Excellent museum for those interested in the history of World War 2. This is about the allied landings at Salerno and about the fact that Salerno was Italy's capital for a while! I especially liked the many photos and Italian news clippings, never seen before. Recommended, especially since there are not many WW2 related musea and other places in Italy.

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