During World War 2 the Germans built an enormous amount of concrete bunkers and fixed fortifications commonly known as the Atlantikwall, it stretched from the Pyrenees in Spain all the way to Norway. Their remains can still be seen today and in 2013, 2016, 2018 and our latest visit in 2022 we began a journey to visit and photograph the many remains of these bunkers as well as the vast array of wonderful museums that are all over France. As time permits we will continue to update this site with other countries but for now the main focus is on France and with two small visits to Belgium.

In this web site you will find a wide variety of information on how best to travel in France and Belgium, the best routes to take to get to the museums and bunker remains as well as information on ferries, trains and car rentals. Also included will be GPS and navigation information on how to best navigate your way through the beautiful country sides of France and Belgium. Please check out our Updates page for the latest additions.

Pictured at top left, Kora the S 497 type Fire Control bunker on the French island of Ile-de-Re and above a well sign posted intersection in Northern France.