Wonderful view on the Northern of France and our hills!
Kemmel was the scene of very heavy fighting involving both British and French troops during the second half of April 1918....
Lone Tree Cemetery is located close to the Lone Tree crater (also known as the of Spanbroekmolen crater), one of the 19...
In the early 1950s, in the midst of the Cold War, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Luxembourg and the Netherlands built a...
The landscape on the 125-metre high Scherpenberg hill consists of fontinal woods, wet spring meadows, sloping pasture, and...
There are 1,002 Commonwealth servicemen of the First World War buried or commemorated in this cemetery, of whom 673 are...
This cemetery was opened in December 1914 by four battalions of the British 5th Division. It was originally known as...
On 9 November 2019, it will be exactly 30 years since the Berlin Wall unexpectedly fell in a peaceful manner. In a highly...
This cemetery was opened in January 1917. Plots I to III were used by field ambulances and fighting units until...
The Broekelzen nature reserve consists of mixed fontinal wood, surrounded by adjoining meadows and fields. The wetter...
The most important relics of the Second World War in the southern part of the Westhoek are just across the border in...
The mass grave at the foot of Kemmel Hill contains the remains of 5 294 French soldiers, of whom just 57 are identified....
