• Monument to Georges Guynemer - September 11, 1917, is a significant date for France as it commemorates the passing of one of the most renowned pilots of World War I, Georges Guynemer, who perished on the battlefield in Belgium.
• Port Museum of Dunkirk - Besides the three boats available for visitors, the port museum showcases models, tools, and photographs that chronicle the history of the Dunkirk port and the various professions stemming from maritime activities.
• Dunkerque Port Center - The port of Dunkirk, a true symbol of the city, is the 3rd largest French port, comprising three marinas that collectively accommodate over 650 boats.
• 200 Quai de la Cunette - Located in the Grand Large district, this area is known for its uniquely styled houses, referred to as Les Gâbles.
• Musee Dunkerque 1940 - Operation Dynamo - This museum offers a chance to explore Dunkirk’s history during World War II, a city that endured significant bombings, with 90% of its buildings destroyed during the war.
• La Sablier - A fascinating city landmark, the hourglass pays tribute to Operation Dynamo, which facilitated the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of soldiers from Dunkirk beach.
• Dunkirk - The Dunkirk Carnival, a city symbol, enhances the reputation of Jean Bart’s city for three months each year.
• Dunkirk Lighthouse - Another city emblem! The port naturally includes a lighthouse, offering a splendid view of the Dunkirk lighthouse, known as the Risban lighthouse.
• Dunkirk - This blockhouse, constructed during World War II, served as a military shelter, designed with reinforced concrete to withstand enemy assaults.
• Digue du Canal Exutoire - Situated on the Allied dyke, with the beach and the North Sea on one side and the outlet canal on the other.
• Plage de Malo-les-Bains - This beach is named after a former neighboring municipality of Dunkirk, which merged with Dunkirk in 1970, now forming the Malo district.
• Jardin des Sculptures - Located in the Jardin des Sculptures, a contemporary park that includes the Place d’Art et d’Action Contemporaine, commonly known as the LAAC.
• Dunkirk - Dunkirk’s history dates back to the 10th century when fishermen began settling in this coastal area.
• La Tour du Leughenaer - A true symbol of this port and maritime city, this tower is the oldest building in the city.
• Dunkerque Port Center- Bus Tours of the Port - As the third largest port in France, the port of Dunkirk is an essential part of any city visit.
• Port du Bassin du Commerce - This is a picturesque viewpoint, truly representative of Dunkirk, a maritime city and port!
• Dunkirk Town Hall - This prominent building, located on Charles Valentin Square, is the Dunkirk City Hall, constructed between 1897 and 1901.
• Le Beffroi de Saint-Eloi - Standing at 58 meters high, the belfry of Dunkirk is a must-see in the city.
• Eglise Saint-Eloi - Opposite the belfry, across the street, is the Church of Saint-Eloi. Previously situated next to the bell tower, it was rebuilt after the old church was destroyed by fire, but not entirely due to funding constraints.
• Place Jean Bart - This square, named after the famous privateer Jean Bart who saved France from a severe famine in the seventeenth century, is another tribute to him.
• Port du Bassin de la Marine - Passing through part of the Dunkirk marina, with the Basin of the Navy on the left and the Basin of Commerce on the right.
• Duchesse Anne - A true city emblem, this magnificent sailboat is the largest open to the public in France!

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 22 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• No deadlines or expirations
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Dunkirk in just one day. This self-guided tour reveals 22 captivating sites, including the renowned Monument to George Guynemer and the enlightening Port Museum. Wander along the scenic Malo-les-Bains Beach, explore the moving 1940 Museum Operation Dynamo, and take in breathtaking views from the lighthouse. Immerse yourself in Dunkirk’s unique charm with its maritime heritage, historical landmarks, and local delicacies. Ideal for both history enthusiasts and casual travelers, this tour provides a thorough overview of Dunkirk’s attractions.

• Self-guided walking tour showcasing 22 iconic sites
• Explore maritime history at the Port Museum
• Unwind at the stunning Beach of Malo-les-Bains
• Discover Dunkirk’s WWII history at the Museum 1940 Operation Dynamo

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