Latest book suggested Sylvie Brems as a guide. She works from Bruge according to the book "Belgium." She has not responded to our email. 2 immediate family members died and my Grandfather was wounded within a few kms of Ypres. Next September we would like to "walk" the sites.
Suggestions of guides or do we rent a car and do it ourselves? Thoughts?
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Tunbridge Wells
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The Yper Museum and In Flanders Field Museum in the centre of Ypres take about 4 hours in total if you read all the information, so you don’t need a guide for that element. The Menin Gate etc are easy to cover yourselves too.
We went to the Tyne Cott memorial at the end of September - again, it’s easy to self navigate and there are circular walks from the cemetery around the former battlefields. We had our own car with us, so getting around was easy.
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Mid-Atlantic area
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We took the Quasimodo Flanders Fields tour a few years ago from Brugges. We got picked up at our B&B before 9am and dropped off about 6pm. It was very much worth the cost.
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Another plug for Quasimodo tours.
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How large is the Quasimodo tour group to Flanders Field? The website mentions a private tour being available. Has anyone done that?
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OP
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Thanks everyone for comments. Looks like self tour with rental car. Interesting that most comments are from precovid travel????