| The Lion Hill as seen from the highway in this photograph. |
| The climb up the Lion Hill is a total of 226 steps - it is 43 metres high. King William I of the Netherlands ordered its construction in 1820. |
| Atop the Lion Hill a stone map of the battle lays out the starting position of the troops. |
| The Waterloo battlefield as seen from the Lion Hill monument. |
| A small local village. |
| An immense painted panorama of the Battle is in this building. It is 110m long and 12m high. |
| Bivouac de l'emperor" A little restaurant across from the panorama that claims to be on Napoleon's campsite. |
| The Inn where Wellington spent the evening before the battle is now devoted to a museum and restaurant. |
| The Battlefield is in actually in Braine-l'Alleud one train stop past Waterloo. |
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