Tour en recuerdo de los campos de Flandes desde Bruselas
Descripción
Primero te llevamos a Brujas para una breve parada de recogida. Paramos en un Cementerio Alemán muy conmovedor, desde donde conducimos a una sección de las trincheras de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Luego visitaremos el Monumento del Soldado de la Cría. Después de una breve pausa para almorzar partimos hacia Flanders Fields, que fue uno de los principales campos de batalla en la Primera Guerra Mundial. Nuestro guía experto le ayudará durante toda la visita a comprender los acontecimientos que llevaron a la primera guerra mundial y cómo se desarrolló la catástrofe. Te llevamos al campo de batalla Passchendaele y al cementerio Tyne Cot, el cementerio de la Commonwealth más grande del mundo donde descansan soldados británicos, australianos y canadienses. Visitarás el Monumento del ‘Soldado de la Cría’ y la Granja Essex. A las 8 pm asistes a la Ceremonia del Último Poste en la Puerta de Menin, un homenaje diario a todos los soldados y oficiales de la Commonwealth que desaparecieron después de la batalla.
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A continuación, dirígete a Diksmuide, donde verás el monumento del "Soldado inquieto" dedicado al sacrificio de 2000 soldados canadienses durante el primer ataque alemán con gas.
Después de un breve descanso para almorzar, partimos hacia Flanders Fields, que fue uno de los principales campos de batalla de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Nuestro guía experto te ayudará durante toda la visita a comprender los acontecimientos que llevaron a la Primera Guerra Mundial y cómo se desarrolló la catástrofe.
Te llevamos al campo de batalla de Passchendaele
Iremos al Tyne Cot Cemetery, el cementerio de la Commonwealth más grande del mundo donde descansan soldados británicos, australianos y canadienses.
Visitará el cementerio de la granja de Essex, la estación de vestuario donde el Dr. John McCrae escribió el famoso poema "en Flanders Fields".
A las 8:00 p. m., asistirá a la Ceremonia del último mensaje en Menin Gate, un tributo diario a todos los soldados y oficiales de la Commonwealth que desaparecieron después de la batalla.
Después de abordar el autocar en Bruselas, viajará hacia la ciudad de Vladslo. Desembarque y explore el cementerio militar alemán de Vladslo, que cuenta con la famosa escultura de Käthe Kollwitz, "Padres en duelo".
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(355)
Stefan our guide was very knowledgeable about each site we visited, and let us have our own time at each site to really take in the scale of what had gone one. By the end of the day and the last post ceremony had occurred the whole group felt very aware of the risks, the distances and the fear level of the front line
Our guide was without a doubt the most knowledgeable, intelligent, captivating person for our Glanders Field trip. I truly wish for everyone that loves history to have the chance to experience it with the guide we had today. Unfortunately I didn’t quite get his name but “Viator” I’m sure you know it. I truly say it this excursion was fantastic thanks to him. All the stories, the facts, and all the places he took us to were wonderful. Truly one of the best tours I had so far. Again thank you to our guide and our drivers. They were both amazing. I’m just sorry we didn’t have a chance to tell our guide ourselves. Please take this tour. Hopefully you’ll get the guide. You won’t regret it.
This was a superb day out. Our guide was super-interesting, and our driver very professional so we felt to be in expert and safe hands all day. The selection of sites that we visited made for a rounded perspective on WWI, learning about the experiences of the Belgians, French, Germans, and British Empire (as was then) soldiers and civilians. Although the day was long we never got bored, and we learned lots. Would recommend in a heartbeat!
Fabulous in-depth tour of various WW1 sites, battlefields, cemeteries and monuments. Guide Stefan was very engaging, telling the interesting stories and connections of people and hundreds of years of history in gorgeous countryside. Getting a first choice spot for the Last Post bugle ceremony in Ypres was a particular bonus. As a Canadian, Flanders Fields has huge emotional weight and I was so grateful to visit. Very happy to have chosen this particular tour.
Great Experience , great guide , valuable moving day
Well worth the experience. You would need to be interested in hearing and experiencing WW1 history. The guide we had, Fredeick, was fantastic. It's a long 13+ day. There is nice comfortable down time for lunch and tea
We got more than we realized we were getting. The guide was very up on things . Ypres is a very historic place. Dietrich was excellent...good driver on the tour as well.
This is a very comprehensive view of the Paschendale campaigns so prepare for a long day. A great insight to one of the most important battles in Workd War 1
This is a long trip (09:15 - approx 23:00) but totally worth it. During the course of the day, we saw over 10 different sites associated with the first World War. The coach was comfortable, the driver skilled and flexible, and meant that we could see so much more than could have been done in the same time using public transport. What made the tour so good was the detailed and very interesting and informative commentary from the excellent, experienced guide, Johan. He is a historian - and it showed. He knows his stuff so well and was able to point out detail and tell stories that brought each site alive. The tour includes entry to the Flanders Fields Museum in Ypres and culminates with the nightly last post ceremony at the Menin Gate. You will need to bring water and snacks/money for lunch (in Ypres) or dinner (also in Ypres). Highly recommended.
This tour was amazing.The guide Johan was very passionate .His knowledge about Belgium and the war was incredible. learnt so much on this tour. He even stopped at significant sites related to Australian and NZ soldiers when he found out a lot of the passengers were from there. The driver also did an incredible job navigating his way around very challenging roads for a bus. A long day but definitely worth it.
