Yorkshire Trench and Dug Out
British trenches from WW I, open to public. Excavations made in 2000 reveal numerous personal items, trenches equipment and 155 bodies of dead soldiers, Mostly British, French and some Germans. The site is well preserved and you can walk around and read information boards.
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Hill 60 Ypres
Hill 60, 8902 Ieper, Belgium
Heavy battles took place in that hill and you can see signs everywhere. Craters, destroyed bankers and pieces of metal and concrete prove that. You can walk around the memorial site and you will easily realize that this was a place where a lot of people horribly lost their lives
Hooghe open museum
Hooge Crater Museum, Meenseweg 467, 8902 Ieper, Belgium
Let's start by saying that this is one of our favorite gems! You can go first at the Hooghe crater museum and after walk a little down the road and turn left on the road that takes you at the Hotel Kasteel Hooghe. Follow the sign and you will get to the most insane open museum ever
Brothers In Arms Memorial Park
Lange Dreve 16, 8980 Zonnebeke, Belgium
The Australian soldier John Hunter was badly injured near Polygon Wood. His brother managed to drag him away from the battlefield for around 1km but didn't make it. He was buried alongside with other 4 Australian soldiers. In 2006 with the efforts of Johan, a local café owner and historian
Scott Post bunker
Bunker "Scott Post", 8980 Zonnebeke, Belgium
Lieutenant Colonel Humphrey Scott led the attack to these German bunker on 26 September 1917. They managed to get the bunker but 3 days later Scott died close to the bunker. You will find a sign on the main dirt road inside the Zonnebek forest that will lead you to the bunker
