Visit our exhibition hall displaying Second World War equipment and vehicles! Bastogne Barracks, located to the north-east of the city of Bastogne in the …
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Mar 22, 2025
I went here. On the same day I went to the 101at museum and Bastogne War Museum. I like both of those more. This is still interesting and has a lot of info. I didn’t see the vehicles in all the pic…Full review by Flyingboy58
Jan 28, 2025
A very interesting museum with a great number of well preserved fighting vehicles . It is open even in January when all other musea in Bastogne are closed, except on Mondays. In about 1,5 hours you…Full review by Driemin
Dec 15, 2024
A museum focusing on tanks and other military wehicles is perhaps not my personal preference. However, other members of our group were very thrilled. As this was in connection with the 80th anniversa…Full review by Anna N
The Bastogne Barracks are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, open the rest of the days of the week. It is free admission. If you are going to Bastogne and are interested in WWII and the …
The Bastogne Barracks are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, open the rest of the days of the week. It is free admission. If you are going to Bastogne and are interested in WWII and the Battle of the Bulge this is the first museum you should see. If you are looking for a guide for the Battle Field there are two outstanding guides available that live in the area. One is Henri Mignon, the other is Roby Clam. You can google their names to get contact information. Our schedule and theirs worked out where we did a full day with Henri on one day, and then a half day tour with Roby the second day. Two great guides!!
Hi, I'm driving to Bastogne on Tuesday, June 12 with my elderly parents. Are their any private tour guides that give a 4-5 hour tour of The Battle of the Bulge and surrounding area?
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I went with a guide named Henri Mingon. He was excellent, apart from his great knowledge he was a child in the area during the battle and has first hand personal accounts. He has …
I went with a guide named Henri Mingon. He was excellent, apart from his great knowledge he was a child in the area during the battle and has first hand personal accounts. He has his own vehicle or you can use your own. He is flexible and can tailor a tour to suit the amount of time available to you.
You need to change the information in trip advisor, it says that the Barracks is open between 9-16, but it has only two tours a day ( 10 and 14:00). We showed up at 11:30 and could not get in
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To tailgate off of Danieltay: ask for Henri to be your tour guide. He was born just outside of Bastogne. As a young boy, he witnessed the battle raging from afar.
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