Guided Tours

Find out more about the time between the liberation of Luxembourg by US troops in September 1944 and the start of the Battle of the Bulge on December 16, 1944. Hear about the heroic defense by the brave men of the 28th US Infantry Division, who fought a desperate fight until the last round and substantially delayed the German advance to Wiltz and into Belgium. Walk through the historic streets of Clervaux where soldiers were pinned down in close quarter combat and a tank battle raged on medieval roads. Discover the mystery of one of only two US tanks still in Luxembourg that participated in the Battle of the Bulge and discover the Museum of the Battle of the Bulge in the castle. The tour takes about one hour and a half. Please note that the Museum is located in a medieval castle that is not equipped for people with walking disabilities.

Discover the plane crash sites in the greater area where we will take you to various sites and tell you the stories of crashed planes, parachuting crews and their escape to safety, night-fighter aces and a very secret mission that went wrong. Visit the memorials, graves and remains of the air war in the skies over the North of Luxembourg during World War Two. This tour is a full day trip and some sites are not recommended for people with walking disabilities.

Follow our guides along the atrocious crime trail of the Gestapo and learn more about the terror the civil population had to endure during World War Two and the Battle of the Bulge. Hear the dramatic stories of courage, fear and misfortune.

We also offer tailor-made tours on demand. This is often of particular interest for our overseas visitors who wish to retrace the life of a family member during the Battle of the Bulge or historians and writers.