Battlefield Tours

How Many Wars Has Europe Seen?

More than you might think — hundreds over the centuries.
The 20th century alone saw over a hundred conflicts, including the two World Wars, which together claimed nearly 100 million lives.
Each battlefield is now a lesson in both the brutality of war and the strength of humanity.

The Last Religious War in Europe

The Bosnian War (1992–1995) stands as one of the last ethnically-rooted conflicts in Europe.

Born from the breakup of Yugoslavia, it claimed around 100,000 lives and left deep cultural and emotional scars.

Today, visiting Bosnia’s memorials isn’t just history tourism — it’s a call for empathy, understanding, and remembrance.

Major Battles of WWII in Europe

The Second World War reshaped civilization, and its battlefields remain testaments to endurance and loss.
Among the most significant:

The Battle of the Bulge (Belgium)
The Battle of Berlin (Germany)
The Battle of Britain (UK)
Operation Barbarossa (Eastern Front)
The Battle of Stalingrad (Russia)
Each site holds not just military history, but human stories frozen in time.

Europe’s Most Battled Ground

No land has felt the weight of war quite like Belgium — often called the “Battlefield of Europe.”
From the Battle of Waterloo to the mud and misery of Ypres and the Bulge, its soil has seen empires rise, fall, and remember.
Today, it stands as both a battlefield and a monument to endurance, remembrance, and peace hard-earned.