Visite du champ de bataille de Monte Cassino par l'historienne \ guide d'Anna Priora
Description
Je m'appelle Anna Maria Priora, une guide touristique italienne agréée et titulaire d'un doctorat en histoire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale en Italie à l'Université Humboldt de Berlin. Je serai heureux de partager avec vous les événements les plus importants des 4 batailles de Cassino, mais aussi les histoires personnelles des Vétérans ! Mes visites ont lieu tous les jours le matin, mais si vous avez besoin d'une visite l'après-midi, écrivez-moi un message, je l'organiserai. Je viendrai vous chercher avec mon minivan italien à la gare de Cassino et nous traverserons la nouvelle ville de Cassino. Nous atteindrons la colline de Trocchio, pour avoir une magnifique vue générale sur le champ de bataille, puis nous nous arrêterons à côté de la célèbre rivière Rapido, nous rendrons hommage aux monuments commémoratifs locaux et nous atteindrons le cimetière de guerre du Commonwealth de Cassino. À la fin de la visite, nous visiterons l'abbaye de Monte Cassino du point de vue de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. (J'offre des visites des champs de bataille kiwis, canadiens et américains, veuillez rechercher "Anna Maria Priora" sur Google pour avoir une vue plus complète de toutes mes visites)
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Nous visiterons le monastère de Montecassino
Nous nous arrêterons là pour rendre hommage à tous ceux qui sont morts pour notre liberté
Un point stratégique lors des 4 batailles de Montecassino
Où plus de 1000 soldats polonais se souviennent
Où la bataille de la rivière Rapido a eu lieu ...
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(141)
I did Anna's tour on 6 June 2026. Her knowledge of the battle is very impressive indeed. She even knew the whereabouts of my father's unit (4 Bn Parachute Regiment) and the contribution they made. That really impressed me. There is of course a great deal of tragedy surrounding this battle and this is reflected in the Commonwealth cemetery (and no doubt the American, Polish and German ones which we did not visit). The visit to the abbey was the highlight for me. It has been re-built beautifully, but what struck me most was the commanding view of the valley and town of Cassino. I would thoroughly recommend this tour to anybody interested in Monte Cassino and form whatever point of view.
Anna is such a great guide. So impressed with her knowledge and insights into not just the battle but time leading up to it and rebuilding of the Abbey. Excellent tour and excellent guide- don’t miss it!!
Historical tour of areas involved in the World War II Battle of Cassino. Knowledgeable tour guide conveniently picks you up at the train station.
Anna our guide was fantastic with all her knowledge. She met us at the railway station so we did not have to try and navigate our way to our guide. We travelled in a van all over Cassino stopping at strategic points to give perspective of the battle! There is quite a few steps to the monastery so wear comfortable shoes! Bring water as you are out for three hours!
Anna was an excellent tour guide, with over 20 years experience, she was very friendly, knowledgeable & informative to provide us with all the information we needed to know to better understand the intense battles for Monte Cassino. The tour was conducted in a relaxed manner & Anna was happy to answer any additional questions that we had. I would highly recommend this tour!
How lovely to meet Anna, who's knowledge, explanations and interest in the events setting Cassino in 1944 are exemplary. The tour is well worth half a day off your time, as she takes you round some of the key places involved. We really enjoyed the tour, especially my mum, who dad was involved in the second battle.
Anna was very knowledgeable about the whole campaign, especially tailored to your nationality of interest. A very personal approach which had me fully engaged throughout the whole tour.
I had searched out this tour specific for the guides expertise and she did not disappoint. My partners father fought in WWII here and she has so many details and was able to provide visuals of what it would have been like for the boys...because they were boys fighting and dying here. Particularly appreciated the extra suggestions for visiting on our own the monuments in town.
Anna was very knowledgeable about the battle and the area around Monte Cassino and I learned a lot from her. She was also very pleasant and helpful.
A thoroughly interesting and entertaining tour with Anna. We took an easy train ride from Rome at 08.00hrs down to Cassino where we arrived at 09.52 where Anna met us and 5 other people. She was easy to find and we set off on time. If you really want to understand a particular battle then of course you need to visit the ground. Anna explained the four battles for Monte Cassino with consulate ease making it interesting for enthusiasts and novices alike. Her answers to questions were inciteful and in depth. Clearly no script here. Stops were at just below International Ridge, the bridge over the Rapido at St. Antonio, the Commonwealth War Cemetery and of course the Abbey of Monte Cassino itself. We were dropped off in good time for the return train to Rome.
