easy
approximately 8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; includes some walking on varied terrain
Discover Luxembourg’s World War II history in a private, guided day tour. Walk through key battle sites and memorials and gain a deeper understanding of the wartime sacrifices that shaped this region. Perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike.
WW2 tour through Luxembourg in 1 day • 8H • From € 120 pp
Experience a captivating journey through World War II history as you trace General Patton's footsteps in Luxembourg. Visit significant sites like the General Patton Memorial Museum and the Luxembourg American Cemetery, immersing yourself in the stories of bravery and sacrifice that shaped the Battle of the Bulge.
8H
1-7 people 840 €
On this tour, you will explore the history of one of the last decisive battles of World War II, the Battle of the Bulge.
Your private driver and guide will follow the trail of the leader who secured the Allied victory, General George Patton, through some of the places in Luxembourg where it happened.
After pick-up at your hotel the driver/guide will bring you to the General Patton Memorial Museum in Ettelbruck, the city Patton where his Third Army liberated the city on Christmas Day in 1944. The museum is a trove of historical exhibits and objects related to the battle and to Pattona’s life. Further north, at the site of the old Diekirch brewery, is the National Museum of Military History, considered one of the best for World War II knowledge. The tour then takes you to the very north of Luxembourg to the Clervaux castle, where you’ll visit the Battle of the Bulge museum. At the end of the day, you’ll visit the Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial, the burial place of the US soldiers who died in the battle. General Patton, who died shortly after the war, was also buried there at his request. At the end you’ll be returned to your hotel in Luxembourg City.
Many sites involve walking on uneven surfaces and some outdoor exposure, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Capture the powerful memorials and jot down historical insights for a richer experience.
Check the forecast and dress accordingly since parts of the tour may be outside in varying conditions.
Ensure ample time to visit all key sites at a relaxed pace without rushing.
Luxembourg was a strategic battlefield during WWII, with its outskirts hosting key battles that changed the course of the war in Europe.
Efforts are ongoing to preserve the memorial sites and natural landscapes, ensuring respectful remembrance and sustainable tourism.
Needed for comfort during site visits and walking segments of the tour.
Outer layers or rain gear depending on season to stay comfortable outdoors.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Capture the memorials and scenic views along the tour route.
Take notes on the historical stories and details shared by guides.