• Musée de la Ferme d’Hougoumont - Visit: Ferme d’Hougoumont, Chemin du Goumont 1, Braine-l’Alleud 1420, Belgium

Explore the crucial role of Hougoumont in Wellington’s defensive strategy and delve into the intense battle that occurred there on June 18, 1815. Discover the stories of the troops who defended and attacked the fortified farmhouse, and the dramatic events that unfolded throughout the day.

• Butte Du Lion - The Lion’s Mound, towering over the historic battlefield, stands as a monument to the Allies’ triumph over Napoleon’s imperial forces. Atop the 40-meter hill, the majestic lion continues to roar defiantly towards France.
  The farm was heavily fortified and became the center of fierce fighting during the battle. Napoleon identified it as a vulnerable point in Wellington’s defenses and launched multiple assaults, but British and allied forces, including the Coldstream Guards and Nassau troops, successfully held their ground. The intense combat at Hougoumont was pivotal to Wellington’s victory, as it engaged significant French forces and weakened their overall attack.

Today, Hougoumont Farm is preserved as part of the Waterloo Battlefield Memorial, providing visitors with a glimpse into one of the most decisive moments in European history.

• Plancenoit - La Bachée B&B, awarded a 2-épis rating for its excellence, is located in the picturesque village of Plancenoît, just a short distance from the historic Waterloo battlefield. This charming 1721 farmhouse, a superb example of Brabant architecture, offers an ideal mix of ecotourism and cultural exploration.
• Napoleon’s Last Headquarters - The Emperor paused at Ferme du Caillou, later known as Napoleon’s Last Headquarters. Accompanied by his General Staff, he spent the night of June 17 to 18, 1815, under the vigilant protection of the Imperial Guard. It was here that the final battle plans were crafted.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• Local taxes
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

• Lunch
• Entrance fees ( memling, Groeningen, Boat trip)
• Tips

A private guided tour of the Waterloo Battlefield offers a distinctive and engaging experience, setting it apart from standard tours. With a dedicated expert guide for your group, participants can delve deeply into the history of the Battle of Waterloo, exploring significant sites such as the Wellington Museum, Napoleon’s former headquarters, and the renowned Lion’s Mound. The tour is entirely customizable to match individual interests, providing a flexible itinerary tailored to personal preferences. Private tours also feature comfortable transportation and hotel pick-up and drop-off, enhancing the convenience of the experience. Direct interaction with a knowledgeable guide brings history to life through captivating stories, ensuring an engaging and educational adventure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.