Description
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Step into the poignant history of World War I with a full-day guided journey from Brussels to the Flanders Fields region in Belgium. Your expert guide will share gripping stories of the war’s origins and its lasting impact as you travel through the countryside.
The tour begins with a visit to a moving German cemetery, followed by a walk through preserved WWI trenches. You'll pause at the Monument of the Brooding Soldier, honoring the bravery of 2,000 Canadian troops during the first gas attack of the war.
Continue to Hill 60, a site shaped by fierce battles and tunneling efforts, before enjoying a lunch break in the charming town of Ypres. Afterward, immerse yourself in the powerful exhibits of the Flanders Fields Museum, where personal accounts bring the realities of trench warfare to life.
Explore the historic Passchendaele battlefield and pay your respects at Tyne Cot Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth military cemetery in the world. The journey also includes a stop at Essex Farm, where the iconic poem "In Flanders Fields" was written.
Conclude your day in Ypres with a quick snack before witnessing the moving Last Post Ceremony at Menin Gate, a nightly tribute to the fallen soldiers. Secure your spot now for an unforgettable exploration of history—spaces fill quickly, so check availability today.
This tour includes transportation by coach, a professional guide, and entrance to the Flanders Fields Museum. Please note, hotel pickup and drop-off are not provided, and the tour is not recommended for those with limited mobility.


