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Immerse yourself in the historic events of the First World War at the Tranchée de Chattancourt!
Nestled on the Verdun battlefield, the Tranchée de Chattancourt is a striking testimony to history. It is located near the junction of the Toulouse and Chattancourt trenches, as they were in 1916. The site offers visitors an authentic immersion into the lives of First World War soldiers.
You'll be transported into the world of the Poilus, the French soldiers of the time, as you explore this reconstructed space. It's a unique experience that will give you a deeper understanding of the realities of the Great War. You'll be able to feel the atmosphere and the difficult conditions faced by these courageous men.
La Tranchée de Chattancourt offers a different perspective on this historic conflict, taking you right to the heart of the events. An extraordinary opportunity to connect with history and pay tribute to the sacrifices of the soldiers who fought on these grounds a century ago.
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Average duration 1 hour
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Languages spoken French, English, German
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Difficulty Suitable for all
Prices & opening times
Offer valid
From 01.01.2026 to 03.01.2027
Prices
Prices :
- Adults: €4
- Children aged 8 to 16: €2
- Children under 8: free
- Veterans / Military / Police / Firemen / Education: €3
What’s included
- A visit to the Trench
Opening times
Opening hours for the Tranchée de Chattancourt are as follows:
- April 1, 2025 to November 11, 2025 10am to 6pm non-stop
- November 12, 2025 to March 31, 2026 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 4pm
Highlights
- Discovering a historic military site
- An immersion in the daily life of soldiers of the time
Lorraine
8 Rue du Baley
55100 Chattancourt I'm going by train!
55100 Chattancourt I'm going by train!
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La Tranchée de Chattancourt
Located on the Verdun battlefield, the Tranchée de Chattancourt is a unique site. Reconstructed close to the point where the Toulouse and Chattancourt trenches crossed in 1916, the Tranchée de Chattancourt allows visitors to step into the shoes of a Poilu - an incredible experience that will give you a different perspective on the Great War.
