One day Battlefield Tours

Langemarck

The battle of Langemarck, which was the third major attack of the Third Battle of Ypres, was significant for its high casualties, fierce trench warfare, and the creation of the "myth of Langemarck," symbolising the sacrifice and heroism of German soldiers amidst the challenging conditions of the Western Front.

In this guided battlefield tour of Langemarck, you’ll gain expert insight into:

• German cemetery ethos
• Slaughter of the Innocents
• Hitler’s 1940 visit
• Causes of WW2
• Reconciliation

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Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917

The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, located in the former Passchendaele Château, is known for its historical significance, comprehensive exhibits, interactive displays, trench experience, educational programs, and memorial gardens, offering visitors an immersive and educational experience about the Battle of Passchendaele during World War I.

Complete with an accurate representation of a British bunker system, it presents an opportunity for school tour groups to handle equipment and weaponry, as well as the chance for a group member to dress in authentic Great War uniform.

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Tyne Cot

Tyne Cot, the largest Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery, holds immense significance as a poignant memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I. In particular, it honours those who fought in the Ypres Salient, and serves as a sombre reminder of the human cost of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Tyne Cot, your school group will gain expert insight into the following points in history:

• 1917: The 3rd battle of Ypres (Passchendaele)
• 1918: The end of the Great War
• Remembrance: With the option of wreath-laying

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Langemarck

The battle of Langemarck, which was the third major attack of the Third Battle of Ypres, was significant for its high casualties, fierce trench warfare, and the creation of the "myth of Langemarck," symbolising the sacrifice and heroism of German soldiers amidst the challenging conditions of the Western Front.

In this guided battlefield tour of Langemarck, you’ll gain expert insight into:

• German cemetery ethos
• Slaughter of the Innocents
• Hitler’s 1940 visit
• Causes of WW2
• Reconciliation

Enquire about this trip

Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917

The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, located in the former Passchendaele Château, is known for its historical significance, comprehensive exhibits, interactive displays, trench experience, educational programs, and memorial gardens, offering visitors an immersive and educational experience about the Battle of Passchendaele during World War I.

Complete with an accurate representation of a British bunker system, it presents an opportunity for school tour groups to handle equipment and weaponry, as well as the chance for a group member to dress in authentic Great War uniform.

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Tyne Cot

Tyne Cot, the largest Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery, holds immense significance as a poignant memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I. In particular, it honours those who fought in the Ypres Salient, and serves as a sombre reminder of the human cost of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Tyne Cot, your school group will gain expert insight into the following points in history:

• 1917: The 3rd battle of Ypres (Passchendaele)
• 1918: The end of the Great War
• Remembrance: With the option of wreath-laying

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Langemarck

The battle of Langemarck, which was the third major attack of the Third Battle of Ypres, was significant for its high casualties, fierce trench warfare, and the creation of the "myth of Langemarck," symbolising the sacrifice and heroism of German soldiers amidst the challenging conditions of the Western Front.

In this guided battlefield tour of Langemarck, you’ll gain expert insight into:

• German cemetery ethos
• Slaughter of the Innocents
• Hitler’s 1940 visit
• Causes of WW2
• Reconciliation

Enquire about this trip

Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917

The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, located in the former Passchendaele Château, is known for its historical significance, comprehensive exhibits, interactive displays, trench experience, educational programs, and memorial gardens, offering visitors an immersive and educational experience about the Battle of Passchendaele during World War I.

Complete with an accurate representation of a British bunker system, it presents an opportunity for school tour groups to handle equipment and weaponry, as well as the chance for a group member to dress in authentic Great War uniform.

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Tyne Cot

Tyne Cot, the largest Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery, holds immense significance as a poignant memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I. In particular, it honours those who fought in the Ypres Salient, and serves as a sombre reminder of the human cost of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Tyne Cot, your school group will gain expert insight into the following points in history:

• 1917: The 3rd battle of Ypres (Passchendaele)
• 1918: The end of the Great War
• Remembrance: With the option of wreath-laying

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Newfoundland Memorial Park

Newfoundland Memorial Park pays tribute to the Newfoundland Regiment's valiant efforts during the Battle of the Somme in World War I, showcasing preserved trenches and the iconic Caribou Monument.

Highlights of a school trip to the Newfoundland Memorial Park include expert insight into:

• The Newfoundland Regiment on 1st July
• Preserved trench system
• An opportunity to walk across the battlefield

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Thiepval Memorial to the Missing

The Thiepval Memorial to the Missing is a profound testament to the sacrifice of soldiers during the Battle of the Somme in World War I. It commemorates over 72,000 British and South African troops who have no known graves, symbolising the scale of loss and the enduring impact of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Thiepval, your school group will gain expert insight into the following themes:

• The Somme – a British victory?
• The impact of the battle
• A chance for reflection

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Lochnagar Crater

Lochnagar Crater presents a rare chance to experience a preserved World War I site, created by a massive underground mine explosion during the Battle of the Somme, serving as a stark reminder of the destructive impact of trench warfare and the human toll of the conflict.

During this guided tour, your school group will gain valuable insight into the use of mine warfare in the Great War.

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Newfoundland Memorial Park

Newfoundland Memorial Park pays tribute to the Newfoundland Regiment's valiant efforts during the Battle of the Somme in World War I, showcasing preserved trenches and the iconic Caribou Monument.

Highlights of a school trip to the Newfoundland Memorial Park include expert insight into:

• The Newfoundland Regiment on 1st July
• Preserved trench system
• An opportunity to walk across the battlefield

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Thiepval Memorial to the Missing

The Thiepval Memorial to the Missing is a profound testament to the sacrifice of soldiers during the Battle of the Somme in World War I. It commemorates over 72,000 British and South African troops who have no known graves, symbolising the scale of loss and the enduring impact of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Thiepval, your school group will gain expert insight into the following themes:

• The Somme – a British victory?
• The impact of the battle
• A chance for reflection

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Lochnagar Crater

Lochnagar Crater presents a rare chance to experience a preserved World War I site, created by a massive underground mine explosion during the Battle of the Somme, serving as a stark reminder of the destructive impact of trench warfare and the human toll of the conflict.

During this guided tour, your school group will gain valuable insight into the use of mine warfare in the Great War.

Enquire about this trip

Newfoundland Memorial Park

Newfoundland Memorial Park pays tribute to the Newfoundland Regiment's valiant efforts during the Battle of the Somme in World War I, showcasing preserved trenches and the iconic Caribou Monument.

Highlights of a school trip to the Newfoundland Memorial Park include expert insight into:

• The Newfoundland Regiment on 1st July
• Preserved trench system
• An opportunity to walk across the battlefield

Enquire about this trip

Thiepval Memorial to the Missing

The Thiepval Memorial to the Missing is a profound testament to the sacrifice of soldiers during the Battle of the Somme in World War I. It commemorates over 72,000 British and South African troops who have no known graves, symbolising the scale of loss and the enduring impact of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Thiepval, your school group will gain expert insight into the following themes:

• The Somme – a British victory?
• The impact of the battle
• A chance for reflection

Enquire about this trip

Lochnagar Crater

Lochnagar Crater presents a rare chance to experience a preserved World War I site, created by a massive underground mine explosion during the Battle of the Somme, serving as a stark reminder of the destructive impact of trench warfare and the human toll of the conflict.

During this guided tour, your school group will gain valuable insight into the use of mine warfare in the Great War.

Enquire about this trip