World War I and II near Bruges

This area is full of reminders of the horrors of both World Wars. On this tour, I'll take you to two of the best preserved and impressive remaining constructions of both World Wars. Most of World War I was spent and fought in trenches. A visit to the best conserved trenches of Belgium including bunkers and even a double-decker trench (the so-called Trench of Death), is a must if you want to understand and learn about the Great War. One of the most striking Nazi constructions was undoubtedly the Atlantic Wall, meant to defend occupied Europe from an Allied landing, from the French-Spanish border to the north of Norway. The Belgian coast was part of this immense defensive construction. One of the best preserved parts of the Atlantic Wall is the coastal battery near Ostend, including observation and communication bunkers, command bunker, artillery emplacements, personnel bunkers, anti-aircraft emplacements, etc. Join me in order to get great insights of how it must've been to live and serve here during WWII