Land of Memory is a remembrance tourism destination located in the Greater Region (the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and parts of France, Belgium and Germany). The destination encompasses major historical sites from both world wars. Touring Land of Memory is an intense and instructive experience that speaks of hardship, courage and peace.
There are many historical topics to explore in the Land of Memory. The destination offers historical itineraries for groups (school, private or association) and for individual visitors and families.
Through the journey of four student filmmakers and their professor who follow in the footsteps of their forefathers in the Land of Memory.
I discoverStories of courage and survival. Stories of 20th-century women and men.
See all the testimonialsPainting of an American cemetery, an archival document, but also an emotional moment captured on canvas.
June 9, 2019: Rik finds the reconstruction of his father's grave 75 years after his death.
Fort Lantin was one of the last forts to be bombed.The garrison maintained its resistance, sometimes even deprived of access to toilets, forcing them to go out under enemy fire.
A game to discover the social, economic and political context and the major events that took place in the cross-border territory of Land of Memory (France - Belgium - Germany - Luxemburg) from the beginning of the 20th century until the construction of Europe.
I discover
Find here all the latest information on the Land of Memory destination: the latest tours, exhibitions, interviews with specialists or historians, conferences, etc.
Discover the events taking place in Verdun during the festive season! Christmas concert, theatre, conference... there is something for everyone at the Verdun Memorial.
The Panther tank is a real heritage, a symbol of the Battle of the Bulge for the town. It is back in Houffalize!
A unique exhibition to discover the living conditions and the key events that took place in the cross-border territory of Land of Memory (France - Belgium - Germany - Luxembourg) between 1914 and 1945.
I discoverDo you have information about events experienced by your family during the world wars? By sharing your story, you will enrich our “Drawing inspiration from heroes” section.
