Napoleon virtual reality at Waterloo: what to expect
The rating so far
4.5 from six travellers is a strong start for a newer listing; the written reviews are still to come, and the average will settle as more people book. Free cancellation applies, so you can hold a date while you decide.
Written reviews are still arriving for this listing; this page describes the experience from the listing itself.
What it is
A virtual-reality experience about Napoleon, on the Waterloo battlefield. It is on this site because people giving Wallonia three or four days ask what else is within reach, and because Napoleon’s name follows anyone reading about Namur around: the nickname most often attached to this hill is attributed to him, and I deal with that attribution on the history page rather than repeating it as fact here.
Waterloo is near Brussels rather than Namur, so this is a day of its own — pair it with a Citadelle day either side.
Elsewhere in Wallonia
MonsMons: The Van Gogh House
Medieval townBraine-le-Comte: Guided Tour of the Medieval City
Ardennes day tripBastogne, Battle of the Bulge Private Tour from Brussels
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Frequently asked questions
Is 4.5 from six ratings a reliable score?
Six travellers have rated it 4.5 so far, and the written reviews are still to come. If the details matter to you, message the operator through GetYourGuide before you book — free cancellation applies.
Are there reviews of the Waterloo virtual reality experience?
Six ratings so far, averaging 4.5, with the written reviews still to come; this page describes the experience from the listing itself.
Does this tour go to the Citadelle de Namur?
No — the Waterloo battlefield is near Brussels, a separate day from Namur. The Citadelle’s own visits are ticketed at the desk on the hill.