Terres de Mémoire - World War One Battlefields Tours

Terres de Mémoire - World War One Battlefields Tours WW1 Battlefields tours on the Western Front. We also contribute to TV programs, conferences, talks and publications about World War One.

Terres de Memoire is a French company offering guided tours of the battlefields: Somme, Verdun, Arras, Flanders, Marne...

www.terresdememoire.com Terres de Memoire is a French company offering guided tours of the battlefields since 15 years, run by Sylvestre Bresson.

Same people at the same place in 2008 and 2024. Any difference ?
30/09/2024

Same people at the same place in 2008 and 2024. Any difference ?

The Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen is an excellent museum telling the 200 year story of the Regiment from the ear...
04/09/2024

The Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen is an excellent museum telling the 200 year story of the Regiment from the early years to World War One, World War Two and now.

It is housed in a former home of a 19th century artist, Sir George Reid, and run by a enthusiastic and friendly volunteering team. I had the privilege to have a "Private Tour" of the recreated WW1 trench in the garden by John Booth, one the volunteers working as a guide. More information about the museum on their website: https://www.gordonhighlanders.com/

We have been visiting many...many sites on the WW1 Western Front but today was our first visit to a quarry used by the G...
18/05/2024

We have been visiting many...many sites on the WW1 Western Front but today was our first visit to a quarry used by the Germans, French and American soldiers in the Aisne. A site not really open to visitors, a hidden gem lost in the middle of nowhere. An amazing place with so many inscriptions, drawings and carvings of WW1 soldiers, I have never seen so many before. What a place to see !
Let's share the photos, hope you like it.

Message just received form our customers of the 2024 Anzac Day Tour, Ron and Jenny:"Dear SylvestreRon and l would like t...
25/04/2024

Message just received form our customers of the 2024 Anzac Day Tour, Ron and Jenny:

"Dear Sylvestre
Ron and l would like to thank you for the amazing experiences we have had on your tour over the past three days. You
have taken us to many areas with much WW1 history, frontlines, cemeteries, trenches, monuments, bomb crater sites, picnics 🤣🤣 all leaving an unforgettable impression of what was experienced and faced by the allies and enemies throughout WW1 battles. This made today’s special ANZAC service a day we will never forget. We are so lucky to have been born not only where we live but also during a time of relative peace. We are so thankful to those who went before us who had experienced, and lived and died in unimaginable conditions, we have been saved from because of the sacrifices made by them. The knowledge you have imparted upon us during your tours have given us a remarkable insight into the past and left us with the feelings. Gratitude, blessed, thankfulness, sadness and emotions beyond words. Please continue to share your extensive knowledge. Many thanks to you and if ever down under don't hesitate to contact us. You would be very welcome anytime. Love Jenny and Ron"

A great bunch of Aussies, awesome !

The Chuignes gun was a 15 inch (380mm) German naval gun, affectionately named 'Big Bertha', was used to bombard Amiens a...
10/04/2024

The Chuignes gun was a 15 inch (380mm) German naval gun, affectionately named 'Big Bertha', was used to bombard Amiens about 30 kilometres away from its position and was captured by the 1st Australian Division in August 1918. The gun, with its 21 metre barrel and concrete foundations, weighed more than 500 tons and could fire a one ton projectile at least 38 kilometres. It fired only 35 shells in 1918.

After WW1 it used to be visited by tourists and locals...until its destruction by the Germans in WW2. In the 1920s a part of the canon was cut and some bits were given to people during official visits. Here is one.

Some photos of our latest trip to the Normandy D-Day sites last week, from Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha to Utah beach. Good ...
10/03/2024

Some photos of our latest trip to the Normandy D-Day sites last week, from Sword, Juno, Gold, Omaha to Utah beach. Good time of the year to tour those places before the crowds for the 80th anniversary…

The sky at Villers-Bretonneux today
13/12/2023

The sky at Villers-Bretonneux today

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