Step back in time on this immersive 1.5-day private tour (fully customizable) of the Battle of the Bulge, exploring significant sites across Luxembourg and Belgium. Guided by a military expert, you'll trace the footsteps of the Band of Brothers HBO series and General Patton, delving into both major and lesser-known aspects of this pivotal battle from December 16th, 1944, to late January 1945. The tour combines visits to informative museums with exploration of natural landscapes where key events unfolded, providing a rich understanding of this historic conflict.
- 1.5-day private tour focused on the Battle of the Bulge
- Expert military guide sharing in-depth knowledge and insights
- Visits to both major historical sites and hidden locations
- Experience a mix of museum tours and outdoor explorations
The driver will usually drive a black Mercedes van with your name on a visible iPad
(Optional — otherwise the tour starts at Place de Metz, and Luxembourg City becomes stop #1.) We will start in Schengen, at the meeting point of Luxembourg, Germany, and France, where the famous Schengen Agreement was signed in 1985, beginning the process of removing European borders, starting with the border between France and Germany. In this highly symbolic place, your guide will orient you and begin explaining the early days of the Battle of the Bulge.
We will stop at the Luxembourg American Cemetery Memorial to visit General George S. Patton’s final resting place, along with several other graves connected to the Band of Brothers series.
We will spend some time in the center of Luxembourg City, visiting WWII-related and other historical sites. Luxembourg is a city with a rich 1,100-year history, well worth taking the time to stroll through and explore.
We will stop in Diekirch (or Clervaux if the museum in Diekirch is closed) to visit the National War Museum and delve into the heart of the battle. The admission fee will be paid on-site by client.
After about an hour’s drive, we will reach this charming little town in Belgium and follow in the footsteps of the 4th Armored Division as it helped break the siege of Bastogne and relieve the 101st Airborne Division.
Once we arrive in Bastogne, we will spend some time visiting a few sites, depending on how much time remains.
We’ll start the day with a visit to this small but very engaging museum dedicated to the 101st Airborne Division and its famous Easy Company, featured in the Band of Brothers series. The admission fee will be paid on-site by the client.
Let’s immerse ourselves in daily life in Bastogne during the siege at Christmas 1944. The museum's highly interactive nature makes the experience especially engaging and enjoyable.. The admission fee will be paid on-site by the client.
With the help of the Augmented Reality app, let’s dive into the very woods where the 101st Airborne Division’s Easy Company — featured in the Band of Brothers — spent most of their time during the siege of Bastogne.
One of the most complete collections of WWII vehicles, located in the former headquarters of General Anthony McAuliffe.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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