Enrich your visit to Le Quesnoy and Te Arawhata with a guided tour of the historic town and ramparts where you will visit the key sites of the battle of 4 November 1918.
In an informative and poignant walking tour, our guide will bring the story of the liberation to life as you are surrounded by history. A tour is a perfect complement to the Te Arawhata experience.
The 17th Century Vauban defensive fortifications that surround Le Quesnoy set the scene for one of the most remarkable episodes in New Zealand military history. Walk amongst the historic walls visiting the key spots of the battle, including where the ladder was used by Second Lieutenant Leslie Averill to scale the ramparts, and the New Zealand memorial.
Duration
60 Minutes
Language
English
Tours scheduled upon reservation for groups of four or more.
Contact us to enquire and make a reservation at the reception desk, on 03 74 58 01 85 or email info@nzliberationmuseum.com
Depending on staffing, spontaneous guided tours may be able to be taken at times for any sized groups, so speak with reception on arrival to organise your tour if you do not have a reservation.
Groups of 4 or more: €15 per person
School groups 6 – 18 years old: €5 euros per person
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