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Footsteps Travel

Whether you are interested in custom WW2 footsteps, genealogy and history, ancestral tours, cathedrals and churches, chateaus, castles, art museums, wine and cheese, or just a hassle-free vacation… we can book everything, and you jump in the vehicle for a stress-free adventure. It is actually more economical and fun than a 40-person bus tour!

“I loved the footsteps trip that Myra organized for me and my family! It was so personal and worth every penny. We just followed her like ducks and didn’t have a thing to worry about. We took a Then and Now photo in front of the same building where my parents posed in 1945. You just can’t beat that!”

— Nancy McNamara Hamilton (daughter of Capt. John McNamara)

  • We plan every single detail around your relatives’ footsteps through WW2 as a private chauffeur.

    • France

    • Belgium/Luxembourg

    • Germany

    • Austria

    • The Netherlands

    • Italy

    • England

  • We can assist you with your ancestorial research and then route the trip according to your ancestor’s past.

    • United States

    • Europe

    • Other Countries

  • Do you love wine but also have a passion for history and interested in visiting various aspects of WW2 tourist sites?

    • Southern France

    • Italy

    • Germany

  • Are you interested in specific art or relics? How about following routes with famous cathedrals and churches? Visit chateaus or other famous landmarks on your bucket list! Mix and match tourist spots!

    • Art Museums

    • Cathedrals/Churches

    • Castles/Chateaus

Thanks to Myra for being our driver, guide, timekeeper, historian, and emotional support. Traveling to five countries in ten days was an adventure-filled journey. Moments in Paris, the Normandy coast, Luxembourg City, the Ardennes Forest, Heidelberg, Munich, and Salzburg created priceless memories for us. Seeing the exact spot where my father was taken prisoner during WW2 was indescribable!

— Diane Husk (daughter of Cpl. William Kronmeuller, POW)