Camp Marguerre

The hidden village of Camp Marguerre (1915), in the Gouraincourt forest, is gradually revealed as you approach the marked path. This camp, a rear base for the German rearguard, made up of concrete barracks, was built under the orders of German Captain Hans Marguerre. He set up a concrete plant and a camp here to test the uses of this material, which was essential for positional warfare. A visit to the site provides an insight into the daily life of German soldiers before and during the Battle of Verdun.
Free admission.

Augmented reality tour with Explor'Games.
Equipped with a tablet, you walk through the concrete fortifications of this hidden German camp built in 1915. You take on the role of journalists infiltrating behind enemy lines, with four missions to complete.
The aim: to spy on and sabotage the German army?s plans.
A scavenger hunt/escape game that takes a different approach to history.

Tablet hire from the Portes de Verdun Tourist Office (in Spincourt).
10/tablet, minimum 2 players, maximum 5 players.

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