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Bastogne is a Belgian Walloon municipality in the Ardennes province of Luxembourg. Bastogne is made up of the ancienne communes of Longvilly, Noville, Villers-la-Bonne-Eau, and Wardin. The village is located at an elevation of 510 meters on a hill in the Ardennes.

Sights

The 101st Airborne Museum has dioramas and other exhibits depicting the experiences of troops and citizens during the city's siege during World War II.
The Belgian Army operates the Bastogne Barracks museum, which is free to the public. It is housed in the barracks that served as the headquarters of the United States 101st Airborne Division during the Siege of Bastogne. It has a large collection of rebuilt tanks and military vehicles, as well as a guided tour of the subterranean barracks and relics from American, German, and British soldiers. The base ("caserne") is approximately 5 blocks from Place St. Pierre. The basement office where General McAuliffe gave the famous "Nuts!" answer to the German demand for surrender is included in the exhibit. Artillery, small weapons, radios, and medical equipment are also on exhibit in other rooms. Visitors are guided through the site by Belgian Army personnel.
For visitors to the Bastogne Military Museum, there are various war relics and movies that recreate the experience of the Battle of the Bulge.
The Porte de Trèves, part of the defensive fortifications built by John the Blind in the 14th century, may still be seen.
The Romanesque tower of St Pierre church, as well as its baptismal fonts, are likewise Middle Ages in origin.
The Mardasson Memorial was built in Bastogne in 1950 to commemorate the memories of American troops who were injured or killed during the Battle of the Bulge.
Monuments to Brigadier General McAuliffe, General Patton and others can be found around town.
Recogne German war cemetery, 6 km to the North. Contains the graves of 6,807 German soldiers.