Hidden Military History at Carriere Wellington

Unearth the secrets of World War I in Arras, France, at Carriere Wellington, a former underground quarry and military site.

Established as a museum to honor the history of the tunnels used by Commonwealth forces, Carriere Wellington features a network of tunnels 20 meters deep, expanded during the war by New Zealand tunnellers. Guided tours provide insights into the historical significance of the site, showcasing period artifacts, evocative photographs, and audiovisual presentations.

Must-See Wonders

🪖 Guided Tours: Experience hour-long tours in French and English, revealing the poignant stories of soldiers who prepared for battle.
🌐 Historical Artifacts: Explore artifacts that illustrate the WWI experience and the use of these tunnels.
📈 Temperature Control: The constant temperature of 11°C inside the tunnels requires jackets for comfort.

The museum is accessible via lift, making it suitable for tourists and families interested in military history.