From Brussels: World War 1 Tour... Ypers, Tranches, Flanders fields & Noman's land

In October 1914, the German Army marched quickly to the British Canal; the Schlieffen plan is nearly complete, and victory is imminent. Until the Belgians and the King make a courageous choice that alters the trajectory of the war and brings both sides to a halt, trenches and no-man's land war will last four years... Let's take a tour of all of these magnificent locations. walk this site and sense for a day the soldier's life in the trenches

Following pickup, we drive to Diksmuide to see the "tranches of death" then we will follow the Yser river, to Diksmuide to visit the AVV-VVK tower. We stop at the old Vredesmolen, watchtower on our way to Passhendal, We stop at the Canadian memorial site, and then continue to "Tyne-cot Cemetery" to pay our respect. We continue to Ypres and learn about the "5 battels of Ypres" in the Hooge Crater Museum, the War Cemetery, and the Hooge crater trenches. After seening both German and British trenches, we enter the city from Menin gate and walk to the War victim monument. Our journy continue further to see the "Pool of Peace" the largest crater of mine attack. we End the tour in the impressive site of Christams 1914 truch, and the FIFA memorial for the famous football match played between enemies who become friends for a day, a Christmas day...