Explore the rich history and vibrant culture of Dunkirk in just one day. This self-guided tour unveils 22 fascinating sites, including the iconic Monument to George Guynemer and the insightful Port Museum. Stroll along the picturesque Malo-les-Bains Beach, visit the poignant 1940 Museum Operation Dynamo, and enjoy stunning views from the lighthouse. Experience Dunkirk's unique charm with its maritime heritage, historical landmarks, and local specialties. Perfect for history buffs and casual travelers alike, this tour offers a comprehensive overview of Dunkirk's highlights.
- Self-guided walking tour featuring 22 iconic sites - Discover maritime history at the Port Museum - Relax at the beautiful Beach of Malo-les-Bains - Learn about Dunkirk’s WWII history at the Museum 1940 Operation Dynamo
Rue des Chantiers de France, Close to Musée Dunkerque 1940, Dunkirk, France
September 11, 1917, a symbolic date for France as it marks the death of one of the most famous pilots of the First World War, George Guynemer, who died on the battlefield in Belgium.
tools and photos that trace the history of the port of Dunkirk and the various professions resulting from maritime activity.
9 Quai de la Citadelle, 9 Quai de la Citadelle, Dunkirk, France
The port of Dunkirk, a true emblem of the city since it is, I remind you, the 3rd French port, is made up of three marina that allow to accommodate in total more than 650 boats.
Rue des Chantiers de France, Courtines du Bastion 32, Dunkirk, France
This museum is an opportunity to retrace the history of Dunkirk during the Second World War, a city that suffered enormously from the bombings since 90% of its buildings were destroyed during the war.
Rue des Chantiers de France, Dunkirk, France
A real curiosity of the city, the hourglass is a tribute to Operation Dynamo which allowed the evacuation of several hundred thousand soldiers from Dunkirk beach.
Dunkirk, France
Symbol of the city, the Carnival of Dunkirk makes every year, for 3 months, the reputation of the city of Jean Bart.
The port of course means lighthouse, and you have a nice view of Dunkirk lighthouse, called Risban lighthouse.
Dunkirk, France
Here is a blockhouse built during the Second World War, which was used as a military shelter designed in reinforced concrete and resistant to assault by enemies.
Malo-les-Bains, Dunkirk, France
This beach is named after a former neighboring municipality of Dunkirk, which merged in 1970 with Dunkirk, today constituting one of its districts, the Malo district.
Avenue des Bains, Dunkirk, France
Here you are in the Jardin des Sculptures, a contemporary park that contains the Place d’Art et d’Action Contemporaine, more commonly known as the LAAC.
Dunkirk, France
Dunkirk’s history begins in the 10th century, when fishermen began to settle in this area bordering the sea.
Place Du Minck, Dunkirk, France
True symbol of this port and maritime city, this tower is the oldest building in the city
Rue de l'Amiral Ronarch, Dunkirk, France
At 58 metres high, the belfry of Dunkirk is one of the city’s must visits.
2 Rue Clemenceau, Dunkirk, France
Facing the belfry, across the street, here is the church of Saint-Eloi. Formerly located next to the bell tower, it was rebuilt following the fire of the old church, but paz entirely due to lack of funding.
he name of this famous privateer who rescued France from a great famine during the seventeenth century.
f the Navy and on your right, the Basin of Commerce.
We build our circuits in the form of a loop so that you can easily start the tour at the point closest to you, the guidance will adapt automatically. If you are nearby, we recommend an ideal Check-out Point.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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