In France and Belgium the Great War of 1914-18 was fought along a 500-mile front. In most places the trenches that formed the front have disappeared but in some parts of France they still exist.
Expert battlefield historians
and guides Tony Noyes and Christina Holstein
lead definitive guided tours and walks
of the largely untouched First World War
battlefields of Verdun, the Argonne Forest,
the Meuse-Argonne, the St. Mihiel Salient
and Champagne. That means you can walk
the terrain, understand the campaign,
and put yourself in the soldiers’
boots.
Whether you are looking for an introduction to these battles, an in-depth exploration of a particular area or action, or wish to follow in the footsteps of a member of your family, our individualised guided tours of the battles will meet your requirements.
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Effects of shelling |
Investigating an artillery position in winter |
Our tours take place whatever the weather!
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