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Lindenhoek Chalet Military Cemetery
Kemmel was the scene of very heavy fighting involving both British and French troops during the second half of April 1918. However, the first burials at this site date from March 1915. Fighting...
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Somer Farm Cemetery
Somer Farm Cemetery No. 1 was first started in June 1917 and remained in use until March 1918. It was reopened for new burials in October 1918 and now commemorates a total of 89 Commonwealth...
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Kemmel Chateau Military Cemetery
The castle or chateau of Kemmel stood to the north-west of the village and the cemetery was opened on the north side of the castle park in December 1914. It remained in use until March 1918,...
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Command Bunker Kemmel
In the early 1950s, in the midst of the Cold War, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Luxembourg and the Netherlands built a coordination bunker for the air defence of Western Europe within the...
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Cabin Hill Cemetery
Cabin Hill Cemetery was opened in June 1917 by the British 11th Division and continued to serve as a frontline burial ground until March 1918. A total of 67 Commonwealth servicemen are now buried...
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Bayernwald (Bayern Wood)
This unique German site is located between the villages of Wijtschate and Voormezele. The site consists of two mine galleries, a mine shaft, a trench system and five bunkers. It is accessed via a...
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Ypra
Camping Ypra has an area of some 12 hectares and offers no fewer than 322 places for caravans, campers and tents. There are permanent hardstandings, transit places, hiker’s cabins and grassed...
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Command Bunker Kemmel
In the early 1950s, in the midst of the Cold War, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Luxembourg and the Netherlands built a coordination bunker for the air defence of Western Europe within the...
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Ypra
Camping Ypra has an area of some 12 hectares and offers no fewer than 322 places for caravans, campers and tents. There are permanent hardstandings, transit places, hiker’s cabins and grassed...
