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Bastogne Travel Guide
Close to the border with Luxembourg, Bastogne and the surrounding villages preserve powerful memories of the Ardennes Offensive, widely known as the Battle of the Bulge. The landscape feels like a living time capsule of the Second World War, where memorials and historic sites recall the fierce winter battles. Today, the quiet forests and hills of the Ardennes create a striking contrast between serene scenery and a turbulent past.
STAY
- Hôtel Melba
- La Ferme Villa (luxury flats)
- La Clochette (guesthouse)
- Merceny Motel (boutique)
- Wagon Léo Station Hotel
EAT
- L'Adresse (gastronomic)
- La Vie en Beau (European)
- L’Etable d’Evelyne, Marvie (Belgian)
- Le Saint-Germain (French)
- Wagon Léo (French-Belgian)
DRINK
- Bistro Léo
- Brasserie Lamborelle
- Le Nut’s (pub)
- Mes Petites Gourmands (wine bar)
- Le 222 Bar à Vin (wine bar)
SHOP
- Battle Shop (military souvenirs)
- Le Musée du Cochon (local meats)
- Louise au Sablon (home decor)
- Pierre Plas (handmade chocolates)
- PURE (local foods)
- Sydicat d'Initiative Bastogne
EXPERIENCE
- Bastogne Summer Festival, June
- Legend Boucles (old timer rally), Feb
- Liège-Bastogne-Liège (cycling race), Apr
- Nuts Weekend (WWII sites), Dec
- Pat’Carnaval, Feb















