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Lille: WWI History Private Walking Tour|France
Lille: WWI History Private Walking Tour|France
Lille: WWI History Private Walking Tour|France
Lille: WWI History Private Walking Tour|France
Lille: WWI History Private Walking Tour|France

Lille: WWI History Private Walking Tour|France


Durée du trajet:1 heures 30 minutes
3 jours avant, annulation gratuite.
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  • Explore Lille's history on a guided walking tour of its WWI sites
  • Learn about the German occupation and the city's strategic importance
  • Visit the Monument to the Executed Citizens of Lille and the Citadel
  • See the Grand Place, the Opera House, and Rue Faidherbe
  • End your tour at the Eastern Cemetery, near Lille Europe railway station
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Circuits touristiques

Type de circuitVisite privée
Mode de transportSe rendre sur place par ses propres moyens
Types de circuitsVisite guidée
Type de visiteVisite à pied de la ville, Visite de sites historiques
TransportÀ pied

Informations sur le produit

Begin your walking tour at the Monument to the Executed Citizens of Lille, where you’ll learn about the city’s occupation during World War I. Hear about the 50,000 German soldiers who surrounded Lille in October 1914 and the 4,000 men who defended it under Major de Pardieu’s command.

Continue to the Citadel of Lille, a key strategic base for the German army during the war. Discover how the city’s fortifications were unable to withstand the destructive power of the new weapons of the First World War, especially heavy artillery.

Next, head to the Grand Place, the Opera House, and Rue Faidherbe, where you’ll hear about the harsh conditions endured by Lille’s inhabitants during the four-year occupation, including food shortages, poor sanitation, and the confiscation of everyday possessions.

End your tour at the Eastern Cemetery, near Lille Europe railway station, where you’ll learn about the city’s liberation on 17 October 1918 and the lasting impact of the war on Lille and its people.

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Rappels

  • Know Before You Go: Tour duration is 2 hours

  • Know Before You Go: Meeting point is at Monument to the Executed Citizens of Lille

  • Know Before You Go: End point is at Eastern Cemetery near Lille Europe railway station

  • Know Before You Go: Public transport options available: Metro Line 1 at République Beaux-Arts station and Metro Line 2 at Gare Lille Europe station

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