Marks of the war in the Saint-Hubert region
This themed route takes you on a tour of the Second World War memorial sites in the municipality of Saint-Hubert in Belgium.

Monument to the dead of the two wars in Vesqueville
contemporary

“Le Marocain” Memorial
contemporary

Plaque commemorating the reprisals at Moulin d'En Bas
contemporary

Ernest Hemingway in Saint-Hubert

Plaque in memory of the Spahis

A cross in memory of Pierre Leplang

Bollard marking the end of the Von Rundstedt offensive (N89)

87th Infantry Division from December 44 to January 45

Monument to the deceased inhabitants of the municipality of Arville

Monument in memory of the victims of the special Gestapo camp at the Krupp factories

The fall of the Halifax HR 872 LQ-K
historical

Bollard marking the end of the Von Rundstedt offensive

Monument to the Chasseurs Ardennais

Monument to the dead of the two world wars

German prisoners of war put to work
historical

Commemorative stele in honour of the civilian victims of Arville

Site of the fall of a flying bomb
historical

Monument to the memory of the General Practitioner Count Albert Guérisse

French Paratroopers’ headquarters

Plaque commemorating the liberation of Saint-Hubert

Saint-Hubert - Circuit LRE 40-45
Length: 2.45 km
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Saint-Hubert - Circuit LRE 40-45
Length: 1.78 km
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Saint-Hubert - Circuit LRE 40-45
Length: 26.56 km
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Saint-Hubert connection