Battlefield Breaks

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Battlefield Tours

2012 Battlefield Breaks
 
WORLD WAR I
All Quiet on the Western Front
Walking The Ypres Salient
Walking The Somme
Gallipoli
Poets on the Somme
Champagne, Marne & Verdun
Battlefields of Belgium
Armistice Day in Ypres
Fromelles
Behind the Lines
VICTORIA CROSS HEROES
 
WORLD WAR II
D-Day Landings in Normandy
Operation Market Garden
Arnhem & the Rhine Crossings
Dunkirk & Fortress Europe
Battle of the Bulge
Dambusters & the Great Escape
Hitler's Capitals
Anne Frank & Oscar Schindler
The Greatest Raid of All
Jersey Occupation & Liberation
Battlefields of Belgium
Italian Campaign
Walking D-Day Normandy
THE MAGINOT LINE
DAYS AFTER D-DAY
Battlefield Sicily
"Set Europe Ablaze"
 
AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
The American Civil War
 
BOER & ZULU
boer & Zulu wars
 
FALKLANDS WAR
30th ANNIVERSARY TOUR
 
WATERLOO
ANNIVERSARY RE-ENACTMENT
WALKING WATERLOO BATTLEFIELDS

 


BATTLEFIELD TOURS

Waterloo Campaign


4-Day Break

  • Day 1 – To Belgium for a three-night stay.
  • Day 2 – The Prussians Defiant (included). We travel to Ligny where there will be a guided tour of the Ligny-Sombreffe battlefield. In the afternoon, we travel to Quatre Bras. Our guide will give an overview of the terrain and explain what happened and where. You can then explore the accessible parts of the battlefield for yourself.B
  • Day 3 – Wellington Holds the Line (included). Near Mont St. Jean, we’ll undertake a tour of the Waterloo battlefield. We look at the opening of the battle: Wellington’s deployment; D’Erlon’s attack; Picton under pressure; Ponsonby’s counterattack. We move on to Napoleon’s viewpoint at La Belle Alliance. We then consider The Fight for the Centre, walking the route of the Imperial Guard from Belle Alliance to Wellington’s centre, via the location of the major French cavalry attacks. La Garde Recule: up the slope and across the rise to where Wellington’s final reserve awaited the last attack. We have time to explore Wellington’s centre-right, visit the local attractions of the visitor centre and climb the Lion Mound. Return to our hotel, pausing at Waterloo town to view the location of Wellington’s headquarters, and where he wrote his Waterloo dispatch.B
  • Day 4 – Journey to Calais then return journey home.B

B=Breakfast

Please Note: June 18 departures will coincide with the anniversary of Waterloo and as such the itinerary may be changed to accommodate any local events which might take place.


Accommodation
You will stay for three nights at the 3-star Mercure Brussels Airport. The hotel is conveniently located for our excursion programme and offers a restaurant, bar and lift. All bedrooms have T.V., telephone, safe, hairdryer and air-conditioning.

Extras
Optional Excursions.
Single room supplement £89.

Travel Insurance: Standard £29.95, Gold Upgrade £5.

   

Departure Dates and Prices

 
4 DAYS
Jun 18 2009 £269
Sep 18 2009 £265

Prices are per person, based on two sharing. Named accommodation may be changed if necessary by the tour operator. If this is the case you will be advised of all new details at time of enquiry. All holidays and prices are subject to availability and changes.

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