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Remembrance sites

Mémorial Australien de Le Hamel

LE HAMEL

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Mémorial Australien_Le Hamel© DR

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Mémorial Australien_Le Hamel© DR

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The Australian State erected a memorial on the site of General Monash's brilliant victory on 4 July 1918 where trenches vestiges are still kept.

En famille

Not far from Villers-Bretonneux, in the upper part of Le Hamel, this war memorial commemorates the battle fought on 4th July 1918, commanded by General Monash. For an exciting family outing, park at the entrance to the site and let your children run free along the path to the memorial. There are information panels describing the unusual nature of this battle, involving artillery, infantry, aviation, tanks and parachutists (won in only 93 minutes). Interesting extra:go into the old German trenche

Entre amis

A commemorative site on the Australian Remembrance trail, recalling an event in which the term "brothers in arms" must surely apply. It was here that the German advance was halted in 1918. The commanding officer was Australian but his comrades in arms were Canadian, American, British, Australian and French. Leave your vehicle in the car park and tour the site as you wish: some to enjoy the open views over the valley, others to follow the interpretative trail to the memorial and trench.

En amoureux

High up in the rural Somme valley, this memorial park has its own interpretative trail explaining the lightning battle of 1918 in which the enemy advance was definitively halted. You are alone at the heart of Great War history on the foothills of the Picardy plateau. Ready to walk, hand in hand, and learn about this glorious feat of arms and its unusual memorial, to view a German trench that is still visible ... and admire some breathtaking scenery!