Step into History and Walk the Western Front with Solos – From Just €1,875

For those with a love of history and a spirit for solo travel, this unique opportunity might be just the ticket! Head on a journey back through time, walking the storied front lines of World War I in the very places where history was made

The Walking the Front Line of World War One tour by Solos Holidays is a four-night deep dive into the battle-scarred landscapes of Ypres and beyond.

What’s Included in the Trip

This journey isn't just about ticking off famous sites—it's an exploration of the Great War’s legacy, with every detail carefully curated:

• Return Eurostar Travel & Transfers: You’ll start in style with a quick Eurostar ride (just over an hour!) and be looked after from the moment you arrive.

• Private Room for Every Guest: No sharing, no extra fees—every traveller has a room to themselves.

• Guided Tours with a Solos Tour Leader: A knowledgeable and friendly guide will be with you throughout, making sure you get the most out of every moment.

• Visit to the Flanders Field Museum: Get a deeper understanding of the war through immersive exhibits and artefacts in this moving museum.

• Stops at Key Sites of Remembrance:

  • Tyne Cot Cemetery – the largest Commonwealth war cemetery in the world.

  • Essex Farm Cemetery & Dressing Station – where John McCrae wrote “In Flanders Fields.”

  • Sanctuary Wood Cemetery – surrounded by preserved trenches and poignant silence.

  • The Last Post Ceremony at Menin Gate – a daily tribute to the fallen.

• Dates: The next trip departs 28 May 2025—perfect timing for spring weather and peaceful countryside walks.

Where You’ll Be

Your base is the beautiful town of Ypres, a place full of wartime history. From 1914 to 1918, this Belgian town was on the front lines, bombarded and rebuilt with resilience. Today, it's a moving destination of remembrance.

What’s the Price?

The full package costs from €1,875 per person, and that includes everything—transport, transfers, accommodation, museum entry, guided tours, and the dedicated support of a Solos tour leader throughout.

For a solo-friendly trip with rich historical context and thoughtful planning, it's exceptional value, plus, walking the very paths where soldiers once stood, surrounded by fields and quiet memorials, offers a perspective you simply can’t get from a book.

You can learn more or book your place on the Solos Holidays website.