The Battle of Vimy Ridge from the 9th to the 12th of April, 1917 marks the most important victory of the Canadian Forces.
I propose to visit the battlefield, its aerial trenches but also underground as well as its interpretive center.
The visit will continue on the Somme sector and especially on the Newfoundland Memorial Park in Beaumont Hamel, emblematic place where its soldiers where engaged in the battle. Courcellette and the Canadian Memorial commemorating the battles of 1916.
Hotel or Train station in Arras
Looking on the Canadian monument
Visit of the Interpretive Centre
Tour on the underground tunnel
Visit of the former trenches (Canadian and German)
- Visit of the trenches
- See the cemeteries
- Monuments
- Tour of the visitors centre
Stop to Mouquet Farm, liberated on September 1916 by the Canadians
- Stop to the Tank memorial to see a panorama view of the battlefield from September 1916 where the tanks supported the attack made by the Canadians.
Stop to the Canadian monument which commemorate the involvement of their soldiers in 1916 and 1917.
Back to the Hotel or Train Station in Arras
Guiding Services
Private Transportation (including a Peugeot car - 4 seats or Peugeot mini-van - 7 seats)
Gasoline and toll fees
Bottles of water for our clients
Personal Expenses
Souvenirs
Food, Drinks, Snacks
This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothes.
I can also organize pilgrimage tour if you have a relative who fought or buried in my area.