30. Bourlon

Canadian Corps played an important role at Bourlon, delivering Cambrai sector from September to November 1918.

  • Coordonnées GPS : 50.174108, 3.118132

 

The Canadian memorial on the hill overlooking the village of Bourlon recalls the action of the Canadian Corps which, from September to November 1918, took Cambrai, Denain, Valenciennes and Mons, liberating as it advanced several hundred square kilometres of French soil. The memorial was erected on the actual site of the fighting in 1917 and 1918 and where the ancient lime trees still surviving bear to this day the marks of battle.

 

 

The Hundred Days' Offensive 1 - Télécharger

The hundred Days' Offensive 2 Bourlon - Télécharger

Office de Tourisme du Cambrésis
48,rue de Noyon
59400 CAMBRAI
Tél: +3 3( 0) 32 77 83 61 5
Mail:

Please, take in consideration that our tourism office is actually closed because of the COVID-19. We will be happy to welcome you in the near future!

 

Whether they follow the Escaut, drive along country roads, discover the picturesque alleys of the old Cambrai, fortified farms, museums, learn about Matisse and Blériot, lace ang giants, tourists will understand why the inhabitants of this part of France are so happy to welcome them and will feel like coming back.

Online Booking