Excursion sur les champs de bataille de Flandres de la première guerre mondiale au départ de Bruxelles

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Arrêt à: Musée In Flanders Fields, Grote Markt 34, Ypres 8900 Belgique

Le musée In Flanders Fields à Ypres, en Belgique, est consacré à l'étude de la Première Guerre mondiale. Il occupe le deuxième étage de la Halle aux Draps sur la place du marché, au centre-ville. Le bâtiment a été en grande partie détruit par l'artillerie pendant la guerre, mais il a été ensuite reconstruit.

Durée: 1 heure 30 minutes

Passe devant: Tyne Cot Cemetery, Tynecotstraat, Zonnebeke 8980 Belgique

Zonnebeke est une municipalité située dans la province belge de Flandre-Occidentale. La municipalité se compose des villages de Beselare, Gheluvelt, Passendale, Zandvoorde et Zonnebeke.

Passe devant: Vladslo German War Cemetery, Houtlandstraat, Diksmuide 8600 Belgique

Le cimetière militaire allemand de Vladslo se situe à environ trois kilomètres au nord-est de Vladslo, près de Diksmuide, en Belgique. Créé pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, le cimetière abrite 3 233 sépultures de guerre.

Passe devant: Hill 60, Zwarteleenstraat 36-40, Ypres 8902 Belgique

La Colline 60 est un mémorial des champs de bataille de la Première Guerre mondiale et un parc situé dans la région de Zwarteleen à Zillebeke, au sud d'Ypres en Belgique.

Arrêt à: Essex Farm Cemetery, east side of the N369 Ieper - Boezinge Rd, Ypres Belgique

Il s'agit du poste de secours où John McRae écrivit le poème « Au champ d'honneur ».

Durée: 15 minutes

Arrêt à: Passchendaele Prints & Battlefield Tours, Sint-Godelievestraat 8, Ypres 8900 Belgique

Près de la ville d'Ypres en Belgique se trouvent Passchendaele et le cimetière de Tyne Cot, le plus grand cimetière de tombes de guerre du Commonwealth au monde. Aujourd'hui, reposent en ce lieu plus de 11 900 soldats de l'Empire britannique morts pendant la Première Guerre mondiale.

Durée: 30 minutes

Arrêt à: Last Post ceremony, Menin Gate, Ypres Belgique

Un hommage quotidien est rendu à tous les soldats et officiers du Commonwealth qui ont disparu après la bataille.

Durée: 30 minutes

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Disponibilité

Inclus

Véhicule climatisé
Déjeuner à la vieille fromagerie
Entrée - In Flanders Fields Museum

Non inclus

Transfert depuis et vers l’hôtel
Pourboires
Repas et boissons, sauf mention contraire
Coquelicot (1 euro) au Musée des Champs d'honneur

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Ce circuit/cette activité accepte 100 voyageurs maximum

Caractéristiques

Tourisme

85%

Culturel

75%

Adrenaline

15%

Commentaires

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Gulliver

5 | 2019-09-23

We had an amazing day with a very knowledgeable guide. Not only did we hear and see the history of the battles in WW1 but the beautiful scenery that exists now in this area. Thanks we really enjoyed our day.

Christina

5 | 2019-07-30

Stefan was an excellent tour guide to the major sites associated with WWI in Flanders. This trip is a must see when visiting Belgium.

Kevin S

5 | 2019-07-03

Dieter, our guide, was very knowledgeable and open to any questions about the battlefields—true professional!

William C

5 | 2019-04-17

Easy to book and organisation of the tour was excellent. Guide was very knowledgable and passionate about the subject. Would sincerely recommend it to anyone with an interest in the area and World War 1. Although I knew a fair bit about the topic, this visit really brought it alive and supplied me with extra information and has allowed me to view Flanders Field with fresh eyes. A big thank you to all concerned.

Peter H

5 | 2018-04-05

Despite a late start due to problems with a coach the tour was excellent. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly and the other travellers were good company. The weather was good which helped. It was a most interesting and moving experience. We visited the Flemish memorial, a German cemetery, Essex Farm Forward Dressing Station where the famous In Flanders fields.. poem was written, the West Yorkshire Trench found during the construction of an industrial estate, had an excellent lunch provided as part of the tour ion a very nice hotel in Ypres - visited the excellent Flanders Field museum in the Cloth Hall at Ypres though an hour was not long enough to take in everything on to the huge Tyne Cot cemetery - beautifully manicured as one expects with Commonwealth War Graves - past the Brooding Canadian soldier and Black Watch memorial statues and then to Hill 60. Here craters and shell-holes remain visible after over a century and there is the massive crater left by the huge explosion felt across the English Channel. The tour ended with the last Post ceremony at the Menin Gate - I did not expect such huge crowds of people - particularly school parties - but on the whole they behaved well and were silent for the superbly played last Post and moving wreath laying mainly by school children. It was a long day from 9.30 am until 10 pm when we arrived back in Brussels but worth every penny and something i will never forget.

Graham T

5 | 2018-01-15

Fantastic day out worth every penny and a great tour guide.

Dawn S

5 | 2017-12-10

This tour was amazing!

Jillian M

5 | 2017-12-06

This tour was a wonderful experience that I will never forget. The history of our WW1 soldiers was a emotional journey to where they are now laid to rest. A long day but worth every minute.

Daryl M

5 | 2017-11-12

Great tour with a very informative guide. A long day but well worth it

Matthew F

5 | 2017-11-01

Amazing tour, the guide was extremely informative about the history. If you’re academic, love history this is a great tour. Keep in mind that they cram a lot in his tour so you’re always on the go. So you definitely get your money’s worth.

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