Description
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Description
Step into the poignant history of the Somme in France on a private full-day tour dedicated to the Australian experience during the First World War. Guided by a passionate expert, you’ll explore iconic battlefields and memorials, gaining a deep understanding of the events that shaped this region and the sacrifices made by Australian soldiers.
Your journey begins with visits to the Windmill site at Pozières and Mouquet Farm, where you’ll hear moving stories about the fierce battles and the role of tanks in modern warfare. The tour continues to the imposing Memorial of the Missing and the Ulster Tower, offering insight into military tactics and the personal stories behind the names engraved on these monuments.
Walk in the footsteps of history at the Australian National Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux and the state-of-the-art Sir John Monash Centre, where immersive exhibits bring the Western Front to life. Along the way, you’ll also visit Newfoundland Memorial Park, the Basilica Notre Dame de Brebières, and the panoramic Camp Cesar viewpoint, each revealing a different chapter of the Somme’s wartime legacy.
Enjoy a comfortable, private experience for up to four guests, with pick-up from your accommodation or the Amiens train station. The tour lasts approximately eight hours and is available in English or French. All fees and taxes are included, though lunch is not provided. There’s flexibility to honor personal connections by visiting a relative’s grave if it fits the route.
This heartfelt tour offers a unique opportunity to pay tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of Australian troops while discovering the beautiful landscapes and rich culture of northern France. Secure your spot today and experience the Somme’s history in a truly memorable way—availability is limited, so book now to avoid missing out.







