Band of Brothers Tour

A complete coverage of the war

The Band of Brothers Tour is an unforgettable 11-day journey from the shores of Normandy to Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest, hitting all of the highlights of the American WWII war effort in the footsteps of the famous Easy Company. The first days of the tour dive into all five landing beaches, with a special focus on the American landing sectors. We then head east through the Ardennes to Belgium, where Passengers can crouch in the foxholes of Bois Jacques and learn about the vehicles that defined the Allied war effort during the Battle of the Bulge and the Siege of Bastogne. Our journey ends in Germany, where we learn about the context of the Nazi regime, a sobering visit to the very first concentration camp of Dachau and we top off the tour with a day trip to the Bavarian Alps, where we visit the famous Eagle's Nest on top of the Kehlstein mountain.

Highlights

All five beaches of Normandy
Normandy American Cemetery
Pointe du Hoc
Utah Beach Museum
Bastogne
Luxembourg American Cemetery
Munich
Dachau concentration camp
Eagle's Nest

Inclusivity

Airport pick-up and drop-off transfers
All nights at four-star hotels
Daily breakfast and dinner
Entry to all museums and attractions
Expert local guides
High-quality bus transport
24/7 Tour Director

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