Best places: Tourist attractions in Hébuterne, France

Vast 13th-century Gothic edifice with 2 uneven towers, famous for lavish decorations & carvings.

Large memorial dedicated to Canadians killed fighting in WWI, with a visitor center & museum.

👍👍 It's a fantastic and very moving battlefield of the Somme, run by the Canadian government with still intact British and German frontline fire trenches, cemeteries, monuments and more. Highly recommend visiting. The free car park has a lovely picnic area. The friendly and very polite Canadian tour gu...

👍👍 What an absolute magic place is this. The location on the Hill and the view is stunning. A must visit. So clean. These soldiers that died for us deserve this..

👍👍 Spectacle à voir absolument ! Que de travail pour en arriver à ce résultat... Et quand on sait que toutes ces personnes sont bénévoles, ça redonne espoir en l'avenir... Merci pour ce moment magique et vos sourires et encore un très grand bravo.

Museum at a former colliery with machinery, underground tours & a history of mining in the region.

👍👍 A beautiful location to listen to the bells and have a great dinner. There are lots of different options with all cuisine’s available in local restaurants. In the early mornings on the weekends you can catch a market nearby, throughout the day they are local shops and in the evening the shops clos...

Guided tours & exhibits detail the history of these subterranean tunnels used strategically in 1917.

Museum in an opulent, 19th-century space featuring a collection of archaeological finds & fine art.

👍👍 This is just one of 19 craters made at pretty much the same moment along a 9 mile ridge. The chain of detonations instantly killed an estimated 10,000 German soldiers. The night before the detonation the guy in charge of the tunneling teams apparently said; "Gentlemen, I don’t know whether we are go...

👍👍 We took a quick trip over to France from the U.K. to the Somme to visit Thiepval Memorial, sadly a relative of ours didn’t make it passed the Battle for Delville Woods in WW1 and like so many others his name appears on the wall of the memorial along side 72,337 other soldiers that have never been fo...

👍👍 Superb memorial to the men and women who fell in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region of Northern France during the Great War. Equally, a monument to the futility of war. 500 panels containing almost 580,000 names, representing the fallen from around 40 countries are listed alphabetically with no distincti...

👍👍 What a great place this was. The town of Arras, the architecture of the buildings in the square was fantastic and not to mention the cobbles. There are loads of restaurants and bars, we found one place that had a good selection of pizzas that were delicious with such good quality food and service. W...

👍👍 As close to a "success" as the allies got to on the infamous 1st day of the Battle of the Somme, 1st July 1916. The Ulster division would have come charging up the hill from the wood behind you as you are entering the entrance gates to the tower. Even the brave Ulstermen had to abort in the end. Nob...

😐 Beware, I came on a public holiday and it was shut but this was not noted on their site or published opening hours.

Underground museum exploring a soldier's life during WWI with tours, battlefield artifacts & a shop.

Restored, historic Gothic clock tower, open to the public for panoramic city views.

👍👍 South African government needs to do some work or let the Commonwealth War Graves Commission take over running the monument. We learned that there has not been a South African appointed administrator in two years and basically the French staff are operating on autopilot. They are locked out of the d...

👍👍 I am very proud that this memorial and cemetery is in excellent condition and the Monash Centre is a first rate establishment. Certainly a place to honour and remember all those incredible men. Spare the time to remember Captain Frederick George Barnett of 17th Bn AIF who was killed in action in Aug...

👍👍 This is a lovely experience if your in the area. Obviously it has great historical importance and wonderful displays in the museum. But, the highlight is to spend an hour travelling along the tracks. Great for children and adults alike. It's a good course run by amateurs. Make sure you check when t...