Battlefield Tours organizes a tour that commemorates the Italian Front in Northern Italy, famous for its mountain battles during World War I. The company is linked to the War Research Society and has been organizing battlefield tours for more than 20 years. The Northern Italy Tour commences in Milan and travelers stay in a hotel in Asiago Plateau. Highlights of the tour include the battlefield of Monte San Michele.
Poppy Travel is part of the Royal British Legion and it specializes in arranging tours to battlefields, war cemeteries and memorials. It also organizes trips for school children and young people. The company offers a short tour of Southern Italy, aimed at school children. The tour focuses on the battles fought in Italy during World War II. Highlights of the tour include battlefields at the Rapido and Garigliano Rivers and the Polish cemetery at Monte Cassino. Tour organizers will visit schools in advance to discuss the options required and plan specific details. If desired, other sites in the region can be visited.
This 11-day tour remembers the American soldiers who fought in Italy during World War II. It is organized by Alpventures, a company that offers specialized tours of Europe. The tour visits Sicily, Salerno, Cassino and Anzio. In Sicily, participants can visit Patton's Seventh Army area and the American landing beaches at Licata and Gela. On mainland Italy, participants are taken on a battlefield tour of Gustav Line sites.
Neptune Battlefield Tours operate several tours to Anzio and the surrounding battlefields. The shortest tour is four days and includes visits to Anzio Beach and the Museum of the Allied Landing. The tour also incorporates a trip to Cisterna and the Commonwealth War Grave Cemetery. On the final day, participants have an opportunity to spend time in Rome, visiting the historic landmarks of this famous city.
