Bastogne

Guided tours

Our journey begins at the Neuville-en-Condroz American Cemetery, where rows of white crosses pay tribute to thousands of U.S. soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice. We then head to Bastogne, a key stronghold during the battle, where you'll visit McAuliffe Square and see an imposing M3 Sherman Tank—a symbol of Allied resilience. Next, we visit the Mardasson Memorial, a star-shaped monument honoring American soldiers. The nearby Bastogne War Museum (included) offers immersive 3D displays and powerful stories. Our tour also includes a visit to the German cemetery, before moving to the foxholes in Foy, once occupied by the 101st Airborne Division. This excursion provides an emotional and comprehensive tribute to all who served, connecting you deeply to this defining moment in WWII.

Embark on a full-day tour from Brussels to immerse yourself in the scenario of the legendary Battle of the Bulge. Visit the mythical places of the battle on the Belgian and Luxembourg sides. Discover the true story of the Battle of the Bulge, also called the Offensive of the Ardennes, and enjoy a unique one-day trip with a passionate guide and transport. Depart from Brussels and head to the Bois Jacques, mentioned in the TV-Show Band of Brothers. Then head to the Mardasson monument and enjoy the panoramical view. After that, leave for Luxembourg and visit the Schumansheck, the site of the deadliest battle in Luxembourg territory. See the forest where several thousand American soldiers fought. Depart for Chaumont to learn more about the offensive of Patton's army to liberate Bastogne. Finally, head to the Battle of Bastogne to visit MacAuliffe Square and the Patton monument. Enjoy the Bastogne Barracks where MacAuliffe said his legendary "NUTS". Take a break in a traditional Belgian fries restaurant for lunch (food not included in the price). After the tour, enjoy a swift come-back to your accomodation in our all-comfort transportation.

Step into the heart of WWII history with our electrifying Bastogne and Battle of the Bulge tour. Relive the harrowing events of December 1944 as you traverse the pivotal battlefields where Allied forces made their brave stand against the German offensive. Visit the Bastogne War Museum for a gripping, immersive experience, and pay your respects at the Mardasson Memorial, a powerful tribute to the fallen. Walk through the dense Ardennes forests, where strategic maneuvers and fierce combat took place. Hear firsthand accounts and lesser-known stories from expert guides, bringing to life the courage and sacrifice of soldiers who endured the brutal winter siege. Explore General Patton’s headquarters and the iconic Bois Jacques foxholes, where the 101st Airborne Division famously held their ground. Visit the town of Foy, witnessing the indomitable spirit of the besieged Bastogne residents and the relentless resolve of the Allied troops. This tour offers a deep, poignant connection to one of WWII’s most crucial battles, blending historical insight with emotional resonance. Join us for an unforgettable journey through Bastogne, where history echoes with valor and resilience at every turn.

Explore the site of the Battle of the Bulge on a guided tour from Brussels. Visit the Bastogne War Museum, see the frozen foxholes and trenches of Easy Company in Bois Jacques, and the restored Tiger tank in Houffalize. After pickup, make a brief stop at the Gestapo HQ in Brussels, then continue to the capital of Wallonia, Namur, for an overview of the Meuse River. Stop in Dinant to see the American saxophone, then drive to Celle to hear the story of the furthest German tank. Continue the route with a short stop at the Bande massacre site, then arrive at Bastogne at General McAulife square with the glorious Sherman. Visit the iconic Bastogne War Museum and the Mardasson. Visit the frozen foxholes and trenches of Easy Company in Bois Jacques, the monuments, and the bullet-wall of Foy, and pay respect to the fallen soldiers from both sides. Visit General McAuliffe, the 101st acting commander war-rooms during the encirclement of Bastogne (where he answers the German ultimatum to surrender with the famous “nuts”). End your tour at the Houffalize Tiger tank monument.

Experience a unique tour of the historic Battle of the Bulge sites, guided by a historian, who will not only take you to the museums but also let you explore a bit of the local culture and partake in a unique experience. All tours are customized based on your needs/wishes. All food and drinks are provided by us (lunch and snacks). Bring your camera and comfortable hiking shoes. The minimum age for this tour is 16.

On this tour you will explore the history of one of the last decisive battles of World War II, the Battle of the Bulge. The private guide will follow the trail of the leader who secured the Allied victory, General George Patton, through some of the places where it happened. The day will start with a visit of the Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial, the burial place of the US soldiers who died in the battle. General Patton, who died shortly after the war, was also buried there at his request. The tour then takes you to the General Patton Memorial Museum in Ettelbruck, the city Patton and his Third Army liberated on Christmas Day in 1944. The museum is a trove of historical exhibits and objects related to the battle and to Patton’s life. Further north, next to Wiltz, you will then visit the « Schumanseck Remembrance Trail ». This trail leads in the footsteps of a decisive encounter during the Battle of the Bulge: the breach of the German encirclement of Bastogne by American troops. Then the tour will continue to the site of the old Diekirch brewery where the National Museum of Military History is located at. This museum is considered one of the best for World War II knowledge. At the end of the day, you will be returned to your hotel.

Embark on a full-day tour from Brussels to immerse yourself in the scenario of the legendary counter-attack of the general Patton during the Battle of the Bulge. Visit the mythical places of the battle on the Belgian and Luxembourg sides. Discover the true story of the Battle of the Bulge, also called the Offensive of the Ardennes, and enjoy a unique one-day trip with a passionate guide and transport. Depart from Brussels and head to the Patton's tomb in Luxembourg, in the Hamm Cemetery in Luxembourg City. Then, go to Bastogne and take a break in a traditional Belgian fries restaurant for lunch (food not included in the price). Continue to the Battle of Bastogne and visit MacAuliffe Square and the Patton. Then, see the Mardasson monument. After that, leave for a tour of the Battlefields of Bois Jacques and Chaumont to experiment the legacy of the Second World War. Learn more about the personality of Patton and its war achivements, as well as the courage of its troops to resist to the German Invaders. After the tour, go back to your accomodation in Brussels.

One of our most sought-after tours: Luxembourg is a vibrant city blending modernity with rich historical heritage and stunning ancient and contemporary architecture. In the historic center of Luxembourg, our guide will lead you to the cathedral, the Palace of the Grand Duke, and the lively Place d’Armes. In the downtown area, you'll be treated to a breathtaking view of the Kirchberg district, which houses several key European institutions. As you descend into the valley, you'll discover the Casemates trail, Neumünster Abbey, the ancient city walls, and the charming sites along the Alzette River. After enjoying some free time ( for lunch ) in Luxembourg, you'll continue your journey to the charming town of Dinant. Here, you'll explore the fifteenth-century Collegiate Church and the impressive citadel. Dinant, whose name is derived from the Celtic "Divo Nanto" meaning "Sacred Valley," is beautifully situated on the narrow banks of the River Meuse. This quaint town is famous as the birthplace of Leffe beer and Adolphe Sax, the saxophone inventor.

Embark on a full-day tour from Brussels to immerse yourself in the scenario of the legendary Battle of the Bulge. Visit the mythical places of the battle on the Belgian territory. Discover the true story of the Battle of the Bulge, also called the Offensive of the Ardennes, and enjoy a unique one-day trip with a passionate guide and transport Firstly, head to the Battle of Bastogne to visit MacAuliffe Square and the Patton monument. See the City where MacAuliffe said his legendary "NUTS". Take a break in a traditional Belgian fries restaurant for lunch (food fees not included). Depart from Paris and head to the Bois Jacques, mentioned in the TV-Show Band of Brothers. Then head to the Mardasson monument and enjoy the panoramical view. Depart for Chaumont to learn more about the offensive of Patton's army to liberate Bastogne and learn more about a legendary tank fight. After the tour, enjoy a swift come-back to your accomodation in our all-comfort transportation.

9AM Pick up from your Brussels hotel and drive towards Namur, the capital of Wallonia (1h) and see the Meuse valley. On the way, your driver-guide * will tell you about Belgium, about the Ardens and Wallonia. You will have a good introduction to the region, its culture, geography, history as well as an introduction to the Battle of the Bulge. In Bastogne picture stop on the Mc Aulif square (see Sherman tank and bust of Mc Aulif). Upon arrival at the War Museum free time for a snack lunch (not included). Audio-guided tour of the exhibition at the War Museum (2-3hours), see the Mardasson Memorial. Last but not least we walk to the Bois Jacques (forest of the Ardennes) to see the Foxholes dug by the Easy company soldiers. Note that the tour inside museum is with audio-guide and this self-guided tour is highly interactive . Here you will step back in time and experience the reality of the Battle of the Bulge. From the causes of the Battle to its dramatic consequences, you will be immersed in a highly interactive experience. 4pm Start driving back to Brussels (2h-drive from Bastogne). End of tour in Brussels at around 6PM. *Please be aware that our driver-guide is not a military history expert but a licensed country/city guide who will give you a wealth of information about Belgium, the region of the Ardens and Bastogne.