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Leger Battlefield Tours

Name: Leger Battlefield Tours
Address: Sunway House, Rotherham, S602XR, GB
Telephone: +441709787408

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Join us on a fully escorted Battlefield Tour - https://www.legerbattlefields.co.uk/ Leger Holidays is the leading UK Battlefield Tour operator.

This page is for those of you who have travelled with us, and those who want to in the future. www.legerbattlefields.co.uk

03/11/2026

Each year as November approaches, millions of people across the UK and the Commonwealth wear poppies in remembrance of all those who have served and sacrificed in conflict.

The poppy first came to symbolise remembrance on the battlefields of the First World War. As shelling and trench-digging churned the ground in France and Belgium, poppy seeds that had been dormant deep in the soil were brought to the surface, and the land was blanketed with the vivid red flowers. Inspired by this sight, Canadian doctor Lt Col John McCrae wrote ‘In Flanders Fields’ in 1915, and within a few years of the Armistice, the poppy had become an enduring global symbol of remembrance.

Make next year's Armisitice Day especially memorable by joining our Armistice in Flanders Fields tour, featuring a visit to Essex Farm – the site where McRae wrote the poem that solidified the poppy's symbolism: https://ow.ly/OGYR5100qXG

01/11/2026

November begins, and with it a time of quiet reflection.

From the fields of Flanders to the shores of Normandy, the cemeteries and memorials of two world wars hold the names of those who never came home. Each headstone marks a life – a son, a brother, a husband, a friend.

As Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day approach, we pause to think of every one of them.

If you'd like to walk in their footsteps and honour their memory, join us where history was made and learn their stories on an expert-led journey of remembrance >> https://ow.ly/FuAt5102pnu

31/10/2026

This is your last chance to book your battlefield tour from only £50pp low deposit as our offer ends at midnight TONIGHT.

Browse a range of experiences in our collection covering WW1, WW2 and other major campaigns, and join us on a fascinating journey of remembrance and discovery... >> https://ow.ly/S9aB5102pcP

31/10/2026

On this day in 1940, the Battle of Britain officially came to an end.

For almost four months, the Royal Air Force defended the skies over Britain against the Luftwaffe. Without control of the air, Germany could not invade, and the battle marked its first major defeat of the war.

Britain fought on, and the long road to victory in Europe began. Walk that road with a Specialist Battlefield Guide on our WW2 battlefield tours: https://ow.ly/W5ZO51002Jt

Does your family have memories or stories of the Battle of Britain? We’d be honoured to hear them in the comments.

27/10/2026

Thank you, Joe, for sharing your experience of our D-Day Landings tour in Normandy.

It’s always a privilege to hear how our Specialist Battlefield Guides help to bring the events of June 1944 to life – and how our drivers provide a seamless, comfortable journey along the way!

From the landing beaches to nearby cemeteries and memorials, Normandy remains one of the most moving places to reflect on the courage and sacrifice of those who took part in the liberation of Europe.

Explore our introductory D-Day Landings in Normandy tour here: https://ow.ly/vXSy51001r5

25/10/2026

On 25 October 1936 – 90 years ago today – Italy and Germany signed an agreement that marked the beginning of the Rome–Berlin Axis. Days later, Mussolini gave the partnership its name, declaring that Europe would now revolve around a Rome–Berlin “axis”.

In September 1940, Japan joined them with the signing of the Tripartite Pact. United by expansionist ambition, fierce nationalism and hostility towards communism, the Axis powers would wage a war that cost tens of millions of lives across Europe, Africa and Asia.

At the core of the alliance stood N**i Germany, whose rise from the political fringes of 1920s Munich to the domination of Europe represents one of the darkest chapters of the 20th century.

Trace that story, from its beginnings to its downfall, on our 12-day Rise & Fall of the Third Reich tour, visiting Munich, Nuremberg and Berlin: https://ow.ly/YCZ050ZZljk

24/10/2026

There’s still time to secure your place with our low deposit offer – but only for one more week.

With itineraries covering WW1, WW2 and a range of other military campaigns, reserve your battlefield tour from only £50pp >> https://ow.ly/17I451000vI

22/10/2026

Following on the success of our Band of Brothers 25th Anniversary Tour, we're proud to introduce our newest tour: Band of Brothers: From the Bulge to Berchtesgaden. https://ow.ly/eAcr50ZYXy5

This in-depth, 9-day journey across four countries follows in the footsteps of Easy Company. Key visits include their positions in the Bois Jacques, home to the Band of Brothers Memorial; the villages of Foy and Recogne; the Luxembourg American Cemetery, the final resting place of General Patton and several members of the Easy Company; Haguenau, scene of the company’s ‘Last Patrol’; and the Kaufering concentration camp complex, which the men encountered in the final weeks of the war.

• First departure: September 2027
• 9 days from £1,759pp
• Join from convenient points across England and Wales

21/10/2026

On this day in 1944, Aachen became the first major German city to surrender to the Allies during the Second World War.

American troops had broken through the Siegfried Line nearby in September, and the battle for the city that followed left much of it in ruins. The fighting led by the US 1st Division, the Big Red One, opened the way into Germany, though the advance would remain slow and costly for months to come.

On our WW2 Battlefields & Christmas Markets tour, you’ll stand among the Dragon’s Teeth where that breakthrough happened, visit the Big Red One memorial, and pay your respects at Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery, where many who fell at Aachen now rest. Then it’s back to Aachen to hear the story of the battle before exploring the Christmas markets around the city’s historic Cathedral. https://ow.ly/xPt250ZYmgJ

📅 22 & 29 Nov 2027 | 5 days from £689pp | Travel by Silver Service coach

Address

Sunway House
Rotherham
S602XR

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 8pm
Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 8pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 8pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm
Sunday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441709787408

Website

https://www.legerbattlefields.co.uk/

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