WW2 Travel recommendations
If you visit: Away from the beaten path ;Dordrecht!About 1,5 hours from Amsterdam by train and one of the oldest cities from the Netherlands. There is WW2 Museum. I did a city walk with a map, you can get in the tourist office. If you want to visit an other city outside Amsterdam you should choose Dordrecht! BerlinI put together some interesting websites about WW2 for you.
Vienna in WW2Vienna can be a pleasant Mer à Boire for lovers of history, but I spent an interesting midweek with only the theme : WO2 The march of Das Reich June 1944 in France In 2014 we decided to follow the advance of the 2nd SS Panzer Division 'Das Reich' from Montauban to Normandy's invasion beaches using an excellent travel guide (Das Reich) written by Max Hastings, with many maps and a detailed description of the events in the weeks after the invasion. A trip along resistance monuments, along Tulle, known by mass executions and Oradour-sur-Glane, where the population was murdered. If you want more information, please send me a message!
Vienna in WW2Vienna can be a pleasant Mer à Boire for lovers of history, but I spent an interesting midweek with only the theme : WO2 The march of Das Reich June 1944 in France In 2014 we decided to follow the advance of the 2nd SS Panzer Division 'Das Reich' from Montauban to Normandy's invasion beaches using an excellent travel guide (Das Reich) written by Max Hastings, with many maps and a detailed description of the events in the weeks after the invasion. A trip along resistance monuments, along Tulle, known by mass executions and Oradour-sur-Glane, where the population was murdered. If you want more information, please send me a message!