Located on the northern heights of the city, the Verdun Battlefield is a unique open-air testimony to the violent fighting between the French and Germans in 1916. At the heart of this site, now a forest, are three exceptional sites, where visitors can gain an understanding of the battle and the experience of the French and German combatants.
Embark on a guided tour of the Verdun Memorial, where you’ll delve into the rich and somber history of one of World War I’s most significant battles. Our knowledgeable guides will lead you through the memorial, providing detailed narratives and insights that bring to life the events and experiences of the soldiers who fought here.
Explore an extensive collection of exhibits and artifacts that vividly illustrate the Battle of Verdun. From personal items of soldiers to weapons, uniforms, and photographs, each piece tells a unique story of courage and sacrifice. The exhibits are carefully curated to offer a profound understanding of the war’s impact on the soldiers and the region.
The tour includes visits to significant outdoor sites around the memorial, such as the battlefield remnants, trenches, and monuments. Enjoy panoramic views of the Verdun landscape, gaining a sense of the scale and the strategic importance of the locations. These outdoor sites provide a powerful context to the stories told within the memorial.