Battlefield Tours to Battlefields of WW1 & WW2

Guided Battlefield Tours with experienced Guides

Leger Holidays offer a selection of Guided Battlefield Tours with Specialist Guides visiting the Battlefields of Europe and the World. We visit a number of WWI and WWII battlefields across Europe including, D-Day Beaches, The Western Front, Flanders Fields, The Somme, Passchendaele and many more...

If you have any questions about our Battlefield Tours please ring one of our expert holiday advisers who will be able to help you.

The Reservations team can be called on 0845 408 07 69

History Channel Competition

We have a series of 3 Battlefields books from the Imperial War Museum with a retail price of £90 – (1914-1918) The Western Front Experience, (6 Jun 1944) The D-Day Experience and (1944-1945) The Victory in Europe.

For your chance to win, submit your details

The prize draw closes at midnight on 6th July 2009. Good luck!

New Tours for 2009

Poets on the Somme

Join us on this fascinating new tour looking at the war poets who fought and died on the Somme and Arras, combined with a visit to Ors, where Wilfred Owen is buried.

4 days from £259

View Tour

Champagne, Marne and Verdun

Join us on this fascinating new tour looking at three key battlefields of the Great War: the Champagne, scene of terrific fighting involving the French in 1915 and 1917, and the Americans in 1918; the Marne, scene of the 'Miracle of the Marne' in 1914, and where British soldiers ended up following the Retreat From Mons; and Verdun, site of the great French defence in 1916 and the American Meuse-Argonne Offensive in 1918.

5 days from £339

View Tour

Walking the Ypres Salient

It is ten years since we first walked the Ypres Salient on a Leger Battlefield Tour, and for 2010 we are pleased to offer some new walks, covering locations and areas we haven't yet visited, and also including some old favourites.

5 days from £349

View Tour

Jersey - Occupation and Liberation

The Channel Islands were the only part of the British Isles to be occupied by the Germans during World War II. This very special holiday will take you right back to those times, with the chance to speak to several people who lived through the Occupation, an opportunity to get behind the scenes and see things not normally open to the public and, on our 65th anniversary of Liberation tour, the chance to celebrate with those who still remember the first Liberation Day on May 9th 1945.