The Domain of the Battle of Waterloo
The Domain of the Battle of Waterloo is a major historic site in Belgium. A true place of remembrance, it invites visitors to discover the history of the 1815 battle through several complementary visitor areas spread across the heart of the battlefield.
Climb the 226 steps of this iconic monument and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view over the entire battlefield.
Immerse yourself in history through an engaging and immersive exhibition combining period objects, uniforms, animated maps, and a variety of multimedia installations, including a spectacular 4D film.
Admire an impressive circular painting measuring 110 metres long and 12 metres high, offering a striking view of the battlefield. Built in 1912, this building houses one of the last complete panoramas still accessible to the public.
The last authentic remnant of the Battle of Waterloo, the farm houses a museum composed of four exhibition rooms as well as an immersive sound-and-light show. A tea room also welcomes visitors for a pleasant break.
Take a gourmet break during your visit in a setting inspired by the period.
Extend your experience with a shop offering a selection of souvenirs, books, and objects related to the Battle of Waterloo.
A full visit of the Domain of the Battle of Waterloo generally takes half a day, or even a full day to fully enjoy all the experiences offered. Allow approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes for a visit of the Memorial 1815 alone.
From March 23, the Lion’s Mound is once again open to the public ;-)
