Arras Tours, Tickets & Excursions

Visit key World War I battle sites on this 12-hour Fromelles and Ypres day tour from Arras. Travel by minivan through the killing fields of Fromelles as a guide shares the fallen soldiers’ stories. Discover WWI command posts, bunkers and tunnels, and learn of the war’s legacy at the Fromelles Museum. Pay your respects at the Cobbers Memorial, Tyne Cot and the V.C. Corner Memorial, then head through Flanders Fields to Ploegsteert Wood for lunch. Afterward, attend the Last Post ceremony at the Menin Gate in Ypres.

NAUSICAA is one of the largest aquariums in Europe, and it's the perfect day activity for any weather condition. By booking a ticket in advance, you’ll avoid long visitor lines, so you get straight to the action. If you’re traveling with kids, it’s a great way to keep them entertained. Aquarium highlights include a submarine tunnel, hammerhead sharks, manta rays, clownfish, and sea lion training.

Organize your own day trip to the Canadian National Vimy Memorial with ease, using a private transfer service from Arras or Lens. Arrange your return time directly with your driver, then travel back again to your Arras or Lens hotel or the station. Nice touch: you’ll travel with a local driver who knows the roads and the region well.

Discover the trenches and terrible story of World War I’s Battle of the Somme on a full-day battlefield trip from Arras with an expert guide. Traveling to key battle sites and memorials by minivan, learn about the planning, execution and human cost of the infamous 1916 Western Front campaign. Visit must-sees including Pozieres Ridge and the Beaumont Hamel trenches; pay homage at Thiepval and other memorials; hear soldiers’ individual stories; and explore the grim events further at the Thiepval visitor center. Numbers are limited to eight for a small-group experience and entry fees and round-trip transport from Arras train station are included.

Leave Arras to trace the fates of Canadian soldiers on World War I’s Somme battlefields on this private day trip. With an expert guide providing in-depth commentary, visit Vimy to experience the tunnels and trenches of the famous Canadian offensive in April 1917. Walk around the Canadian Cemetery No 2 and Courcelette Memorial, and pay tribute to the lost at the Thiepval Memorial and Beaumont Hamel Newfoundland Memorial Park, where a 1916 attack by the Newfoundland Regiment saw terrible losses. Air-conditioned transport, entrance fees and a light lunch are included.

Follow in the footsteps of the Allied soldiers on the frontlines of some of the bloodiest battles of WWI. Peek inside the original trenches from the 1916 Battle of the Somme at the Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial, learn more about the key battles at the Somme 1916 museum, and visit the Australian War Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux and the Thiepval memorial to missing soldiers.

Step back in time—and discover several of France’s most important World War I battlefields, cemeteries, and memorials—during this small-group tour from Arras. In the morning, set off via luxury, air-conditioned vehicle to the area’s battlefields and the Canadian National Vimy Memorial. You’ll also visit the award-winning CWGC Experience, The Ring of Remembrance, and other moving memorial sites, all while learning about the region’s wartime history.

Following the footsteps of the Canadians at Vimy Ridge and the Somme from Arras with a local experienced guide. We are conducting battlefield tours of the Western Front since over 12 years to provide you a unique experience.

Delve into World War I history on this 9-hour Australian and New Zealand Somme Battlefield tour from Lille or Arras. See Le Hamel Australian Memorial, the Jean and Denise Letaille Museum and Thiepval Memorial, the largest WWI memorial bearing the names of more than 73,000 soldiers. Lunch, entrance fees and round-trip transportation from your hotel are included.

Depart Arras and honor the Australian World War I soldiers who fought and died at Fromelles and Flanders on this private day trip, accompanied by an expert driver-guide. Adjust your sightseeing around your interests with a flexible itinerary, and stand at battlegrounds and memorials forever associated with Australian endeavor. See the Messines craters caused by mines deployed by Australian tunnelers; visit Tyne Cot Cemetery and Polygon Wood; and view the ‘Cobbers’ statue and more at Fromelles Memorial Park. Finish with a visit to Ypres to witness its Last Post Ceremony.

The Canadian victory at Vimy Ridge has been known for being the marker of Canadian nationhood and identity; but what events led to this battle and what makes it such a special battle? Who were those soldiers and what was their daily lives like? In this 8 hours tour, we will talk about many aspects of WW1 and, in particular the CEF. This is a personalized tour where we accept only three people at a time. This allows for flexibility, should you need to pay your respect on your relative's grave or visit a particular place. Just let us know and we will do our best to assist you!

The Two Caps Food Tour is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the most beautiful landscapes of the Côte d'Opale. Through eight original stages, discover small well-hidden stops, unforgettable anecdotes and local tastings that you will all love. The landscapes of the Opal Coast are full of clues to the history of this land marked by past centuries. The Food Tour of the two Caps takes you through emblematic places of local culture. Fishing village, museum, church, beach… Cocotte has also prepared anecdotes to please everyone: Culture, nature, gastronomy, history and tastings "Just" a sandwich A homemade waffle Natural shortbread with Hauts-de-France flavors A beer with sparkling floral aromas A creamy cheese 100% from the area Open your eyes and ears, you will quickly know a lot more.

The Onewheel is not just a means of electric locomotion. It is a real sport of slides but accessible to all after a few minutes of learning. The sensations are incredible and everyone can dream surfers or snowboarders without ever being on a board! As the Onewheel really goes everywhere, it is an opportunity to visit differently and taking new and unusual paths.

Take a leap into history with the Food Tour Saint Omer. From medieval times to the industrial revolution, Saint Omer has gone through the ages. This city has so many things to tell you! The anecdotes to read and listen to from the application are there to reveal it to you! You will never see this marsh or this old building in the same way again… Between countryside and city, the Food Tour Saint Omer takes you through emblematic places of local culture. Your 4 tastings included: - a slice of beer pie (tradition requires) - a triple beer with unique aromas - a piece of baptistin (emblematic of St omer) - a portion of salted pithiviers (in its veggie version)

We pick you up at the train station or at your hotel and we drive you in a comfortable vehicle for this tour: - Notre-Dame-de-Lorette  - Ring of Remembrance - Hill 70 Memorial You are traveling in a Suzuki Swift or other. It takes 3-4hours for the visit. The price included 2:30 waiting time. The driver waits for you after each stage.

It only takes one reserved person and your slot is private for one hour, you can then come up to 4 in all and pay the balance of the drinks on site. In all simplicity, the coffee break caravan invites you to an exotic and original moment for a period of 45 minutes. Its layout and restoration, in a romantic and bohemian spirit, brings a feeling of well-being and calm. So Cocooning!

Curious to discover the sensations of driving the Segway? Learn to pilot this fabulous machine on this 30-minute introductory course. The Saint-Omer public garden is a landscaped park which includes a regular garden installed in the old moat, a convivial space with kiosk, flowerbed and statue and an English garden punctuated by a waterfall and an animal park . The whole is crossed by a remarkable arboretum.

An original place! A cozy spirit and shabby chic to spend a different moment to two, in any correction! An evening that includes: candles, champagne, water, sweet / savory sweets and coffee, unique concept, package of 75 € for two people. (In the evening on reservation, arrival between 19h30 and 20h30). Non smoking area, and only dedicated to tasting, no other uses would be tolerated. Welcome.

Experience a new way of discovering the city of Saint-Omer in 1 hour and discover its historic cities. After a short introduction to driving the segway on the cathedral square, you will be surprised at how easy it is to use this machine. It is the moment of the visit to discover this magnificent medieval cathedral. The guide communicates permanently with you and informs you of the difficulties but also tells you the history of the city, the architecture as well as anecdotes. He will make you discover the essentials. Do not hesitate to ask him questions, he is a local.

The Food Tour Arras is a great opportunity to discover the essentials of the Arras city in a new light. Along ten original stages, discover the well-kept secrets of historic buildings, details of local Flemish architecture and local tastings that you will tell us about. From the andouillette d'Arras to the micro-brewery, we bet you're going to enjoy it. The buildings and streets of the heart of the city of Arras are full of anecdotes about the past. Cocotte accompanies you there to enlighten you. In audio or in writing, sometimes let yourself be carried away to the Middle Ages. The 4 tastings: a faluche andouillette with some fries of course a gingerbread cookie with a delicious taste of honey and candied fruit a chocolate rat (Arras mascot) heart cheese ripened to perfection two scamps of beers

We pick you up at the train station or at your hotel and we drive you in a comfortable vehicle for this tour (2 passagers maxi and 1child): Beaumont-Hamel - the New-Foundland Memorial. You find English and french speaking guides at Beaumont-Hamel. Remember that this is more of a transportation service than a tourist guide service. However, Michel is native to the region and know perfectly the sites on which they take you. You are traveling in a Suzuki Swift or other. It takes 1.5 hours for the visit. The price included 1:30 waiting time. On 1 July 1916 at 9 am, the men of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment suddenly found themselves under fire from German machine guns. Half an hour later only 68 men were still alive. This attack is considered to be one of the deadliest battles of the Somme offensive. In Beaumont-Hamel the Newfoundland Memorial gives a moving and realistic impression of the battles waged here thanks to a beautifully preserved network of trenches.

The only Australian guide operating in France. This Day Tour is for Australians run by an Australian. Villers-Bretonneux, Sir John Monash Centre, Pozieres, Le Hamel etc... Come spend a day following the Australian footsteps across the Somme. Our small groups allow time for visits to a special cemetery or follow the actions of a unique soldier. Best for singles, couples or small groups. A truely Australian view of our Diggers action across the Western Front.