Top Things to do in Luxembourg Province
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What to do and see in Luxembourg Province, Wallonia: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Luxembourg Province, Belgium including The Battle of The Bulge tour , Brussels walking tour, Marc's Belgian beer tour in Brussels, Bastogne War Museum Entrance Ticket, Remembrance Tour: The Battle of the Bulge from Brussels, Private Bastogne, Battle of the Bulge tour from Brussels (by car), Sorcery in Durbuy Self-Guided Urban Treasure Hunt Game in Durbuy, WW II - Bastogne - The Battle Of The Bulge, Battle of the Bulge from Amsterdam, The Battle of the Bulge tour+Normandy D-Day Beaches +Option Mont-Saint-Michel.
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1. The Battle of The Bulge tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This is the ultimate experience to remember the sacrifice of the Americans to save the world against the fury of the Nazis. We will see the foxholes, tanks, cemeteries and much more during this unbelievable, unforgettable tour!
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes
Exclusions: Meals and museums entrances
Reviewed By DrSuz1
With lots of knowledge and energy. He clearly loves what he does and does it well. He has passion and lots of enthusiasm for the history of sites, churches and art. Be prepared for a wonderful tour experience!
2. Brussels walking tour
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
We set aside the Brussels Capital of Europe to focus on the Brussels Capital of Belgium. A city where the cosmopolitan mixes with the vestiges of the Middle Ages and Modernism, so heterogeneous in its history, its art and its culture that many celebrities surrendered to its charm: from Victor Hugo to Karl Marx, going through Baudelaire, Vincent Van Gogh or Pieter Brueghel. The heritage of its streets is so overwhelming that the hours become minutes admiring the splendor of its buildings, statues and art galleries.
Inclusions: Guided tour with English or Spanish speaking guide
Exclusions: Any food & drinks not specified under “Inclusions”, Tips and gratuities
3. Marc's Belgian beer tour in Brussels
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4.8 based on 486 reviews
Selection of 8 Belgian beers : each of them different in terms of flavours Visit the most authentic old taverns of Brussels Selection of small food dishes with the beers
Inclusions: Professional beer guide, Sample 8 Belgian Beers, paired with Belgian cheeses, chocolates and other snacks, Visit of the oldest taverns in Brussels and meet the local people, Small group tour , Venture past the unknown part of Brussels : Fishmarket, Old Defense Wall, the hidden river Zenne, Chinatown,Jeanneken Pis., Inside information about where to eat, what to visit, and much more
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop off
Reviewed By JammieMY
This tour perfectly shows the most underestimated part of Belgian culture - its cuisine. Not only beer, but the kitchen as general. Mussels, chips and chocolate (for dessert) are the first thing to taste when on Belgian soil.
4. Bastogne War Museum Entrance Ticket
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 117 reviews
Discover this unique Memory Centre dedicated to the Second World War, as seen through the spectacular prism of the Battle of the Bulge offers an immersive visit-experience thanks to three «stage-visions» that are veritable multi-sensory, three-dimensional, stage-settings. Enjoy also the Audioguide, which reconstructs the event of the battle from different angles. Interactive points specially designed for younger visitors.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Audioguide FR/EN/NL/DE
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Food and drinks
Reviewed By periandro
In the Bastogne War Museum there is an array of items related to the Battle of the Bulge (Bataille des Ardennes) and to the Second World War in general. There one can see tanks and other weapons used on both sides of that conflict, military uniforms, photographs, objects which used to be commonly utilized at the time of the War, such as some vinyl records, boxes, music scores, coins, box matches, toys and so on, as well as copies of books (Mein Kampf, for instance) and propaganda posters used at that time when radios and particularly TVs were not very common. Some vehicles used during the War are also exhibited at the Museum. Among them, there is an all-terrain one called VW82, nicknamed Kübelwagen, which was designed by Ferdinand Porche. It was used by the German army in the same way as the Jeep was by the American Army. It didn't weigh much and therefore, it was very easy to manoeuvre. One of the weapons displayed at the museum consists of a set of four machine guns, namely the Maxson type US gun turret. It was originally designed for antiaircraft defence but during the conflict concerned it was also used against the infantry causing massive damage on German troops. Thanks to clear texts, excellent visual supports and captivating scenography exhibited in the Museum one can learn a lot about the Second World War. Besides, during the visit it's possible to be accompanied by the voices of four different characters, to wit, an American corporal, a German lieutenant, a young teacher from Bastogne and a 13-year old schoolboy. That can of course add an extra insight into what can be there seen and read. Albeit those characters are fictitious they represent an amalgam of different people who really existed during that conflict. The different explanatory notes displayed in the Museum is also an excellent material to peruse during the visit in order to learn about some details concerning the situation in the divers countries involved in the War in question until the break out thereof and from the end of the First World War, as well as about some specific phenomena which took place in that period such as the rise of the fascism and the nazi party in Germany. The Museum allows therefore people to apprehend the context in which that conflagration sprang and went on, and is a good means helping current and future generations remember that bloody past and invite them to pay tribute to the ones who fought and the ones who lost their lives in the struggle for human freedom and dignity. The visit of that Museum is therefore highly recommended due to the undeniable interest of all the items there displayed which call up the tragic events having taken place in the middle of the past century, events which, despite their rueful nature and the loss of lives which ensued, is convenient to know due to the importance attached to them insofar as they changed the course of History.
5. Remembrance Tour: The Battle of the Bulge from Brussels
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4.6 based on 12 reviews
This is a tour for history buffs! This tour takes you out to the foxholes, Bastogne and General Patton’s tomb in Luxemburg In Bastogne we take you to McAuliffe Square and see the bronze statue of General McAuliffe alongside a Sherman Battle Tank. We call at the famous Mardasson Memorial honoring the memory of all allied soldiers wounded or killed during the Battle of the Bulge. The Bastogne War Museum is the must-see. Apart from lunch facilities the museum offers a lot of comprehensible information. We drive across the Luxembourg border to Hamm where we visit the breathtaking American cemetery as well as the tomb of General Patton. In order to wind up in beauty we have a leisurely stroll through the old city of Luxemburg. You see the cathedral, the Palace of the Grand Duke. In the lower part of the city we show you a trail of casemates, the abbey of Neunmünster, the city walls and the picturesque sites along the river Alzette.
Inclusions: Professional multilingual guide, Air-conditioned vehicle, Entrance Bastogne War Museum
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By JammieMY
A couple of lovely towns, full of history, culture, and architecture. If you're fascinated by architecture, then you'll be more than happy with your visit. And the staff of this particular tour makes your trip even more pleasant.
6. Private Bastogne, Battle of the Bulge tour from Brussels (by car)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2 reviews
From your hotel in Brussels we drive to Namur, the head town of Southern Belgium in the Ardennes region. Picture stop at the citadel where you will enjoy a breathtaking view on the Meuse river and green valley. Scenic drive along the river and freeway Bastogne. On the way to Bastogne I shall give you key information on Belgium and more specifically the Ardennes region, the Southern French-speaking part of the country. We'll talk about history, education, economy, politics and more! As we arrive in Bastogne city, we shall see the Sherman tank on the MacAuliffe square, have a light lunch at the "Nuts" tavern and proceed to the "War Museum". Climb the Mardasson monument for a view of the battlefields and last but not least, see, hear and feel a bombing experience in a hiding shelter at the 101st airborne museum before returning to Brussels.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Personal licensed guide
Exclusions: Lunch, Entrance fees
Reviewed By donnak470
My husband and I travel constantly all over the world and ALWAYS hire private guides. I cannot recommend Joyce highly enough. I am extremely particular about everything--from the type of car we travel in, to choosing the best five-star hotels wherever we go, to where we eat each meal. I enjoy working with a guide who knows the region well and can make knowledgeable recommendations; one who will help me plan our itinerary down to the last detail. Joyce has the patience of a saint; she not only planned ONE detailed itinerary, but when a health issue potentially interfered with our plans and we had to make some major adjustments to both dates and places, at the last minute she she ended up planning a SECOND totally different vacation for us (though I strongly recommend you book as early as possible--since she has many repeat customers, as we will no doubt become!). Not only is she extremely reliable and punctual (I don't think there was one email of the innumerable ones I sent her that was not answered within a few hours--even with a six hour time difference to the US from Belgium!), she also has a great personality. You will no doubt find her charming and extremely accommodating. No matter where we went, the locals knew her and adore her. Instead of the usual tourist traps, she took us places we never would have found on our own (including a chocolate store where we bought the best chocolate ever). No matter the request, she did her very best to fulfill it. On our last day, she even arranged to retrieve my fur hat from a restaurant in Ghent where I had accidentally left it (nearly an hour away) and have it delivered to my hotel! Joyce definitely goes "BEYOND" what you hope for in a guide!
7. Sorcery in Durbuy Self-Guided Urban Treasure Hunt Game in Durbuy
Overall Ratings
1.0 based on 1 reviews
Want to spend a fun and nice time with family or friends? Going out and discovering a city while playing? Play an Urban Escape Game with us: walk around and let yourself be guided by the mobile application which will lead you to the different points of interest where you will have to solve puzzles and / or complete missions! In a team of up to 6 people, you will only need your smartphone to embark on the adventure. Explore differently: play an urban Escape Game!
Inclusions: 24 missions, A private walking tour without human contact., Assistance during the game
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Reviewed By kiwano
A great and fun way to discover the city with a scenario and without being bored by a guided tour or a map :)
8. WW II - Bastogne - The Battle Of The Bulge
This will be another most memorable day, to tribute to these thousands of Heroes who offered their lives for our freedom. We would drive straight to Bastogne and start this journey by visiting the Historical WW II Museum and the Memorial “ Mardasson Memorial “ erected by the Belgians remembering the American Liberators. This extraordinary monument is constructed in the shape of a five pointed star and was built in honor of the 76,890 American soldiers who were killed, wounded or missing in the Battle of the Bulge. Another popular destination which your guide will ensure you don't miss is the Bois de la Paix, The Wood of Peace. In a design that is only visible from the air, 4,000 trees have been planted and laid out in the symbol of human tenderness - a mother and child. From Bastogne, we will get to Luxembourg city for a little discovering, before visiting The American Cemetery in Luxembourg. Later, we will aim Ettelbruck to visit the General George S. Patton Memorial Museum.
Inclusions: Luxury Car
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Reviewed By jimsZ2896HZ
Thankfully, the battlefield is largely as it appeared in 1815. Rolling hills, farm fields, the wooded and walled Hougoumont (well-restored) and la Haye Saint (not so much). Still, the vibe and the atmosphere is evocative of the crucial Napoleonic struggle that took place here. The museum is excellent. Creative displays, lots of artifacts. The great Lions mound is a bit of a distraction. But it does afford spectacular views of the entire battlefield. Two downsides: the busy road that runs right through the field, north to south, is a little offputting. And Napoleon’s command position was overgrown with shrubs when I was there.
9. Battle of the Bulge from Amsterdam
In just one day you will see the key sights that give a good impression of the Battle of the Bulge. We will see a German Panther Tank, the bunker where Patton's troops reached Bastogne, McAuliffe Place with the General's statue and a Sherman Tank, the Mardasson Memorial with the iconic Bastogne War Museum and of course the foxholes of Easy Coy, 506PIR, 101st Airborne Division, the famous Band of Brothers. But keep in mind it is a 3,5 hour drive to Bastogne without delays. We will have a coffee break an the guide will bring a can of coffee and some bottled water. A great wintertour.
Inclusions: Pickup Transportation
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Reviewed By adsl429644
well organised, interesting, good historical overview with nice and sometimes touching details by guide highly recommended
10. The Battle of the Bulge tour+Normandy D-Day Beaches +Option Mont-Saint-Michel
We will enter directly to the legend visiting all the most important sites related with: The Battle of The Bulge (2 day) and The D-Day (3 days). All the monument, the cemeteries, the breathtaking landscapes will be covered with full of details, anectodes and explanations regarding the most important event of the 20th century.
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: All Fees and Taxes
Reviewed By DrSuz1
With lots of knowledge and energy. He clearly loves what he does and does it well. He has passion and lots of enthusiasm for the history of sites, churches and art. Be prepared for a wonderful tour experience!
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