Underground Citadel of Verdun Must-see
Nineteenth-century military underground galleries, now set up as a historical trail on the First World War.
See on the map →A symbol of the First World War, Verdun preserves the memory of one of the deadliest battles in history through its ossuary and underground citadel.
Looking for things to do in Verdun, places to visit near Verdun or an idea for a day out this weekend? Here is a selection of the finest sights to see, all explorable directly on the interactive map.
Open Verdun on the interactive mapNineteenth-century military underground galleries, now set up as a historical trail on the First World War.
See on the map →Monumental memorial holding the remains of thousands of unidentified soldiers who fell during the Battle of Verdun.
See on the map →Museum retracing the Battle of Verdun through objects, testimonies and immersive reconstructions, at the heart of the battlefield.
See on the map →Romanesque and Gothic cathedral at the heart of the upper town, rebuilt after the First World War bombardments.
See on the map →Monumental staircase topped by a stone warrior, overlooking the town in tribute to those who fought.
See on the map →A key, fiercely contested stronghold of the 1916 battle, now a major memorial site.
See on the map →Former episcopal palace hosting exhibitions and reflections on peace, facing the cathedral.
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