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Sunderland, United Kingdom
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Newhaven, United Kingdom
Ferry port
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Dieppe, France
Need to get food
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Le Tréport, France
1.Bunkers - Explore the unique WWII German bunkers dug into the chalk cliffs.
2.Cordiers district - Discover the charming Cordiers district at the foot of the cliffs. Narrow streets/old fishermen houses/fishing heritage
3.Funicular - Ride the funicular for stunning views of the town and surrounding cliffs.
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Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, France
1. Discover pretty French village scenes in the picture-postcard Fishermen’s quarter
Ask for the Quartier des Marins and locals will point you in the direction of Rue du Moulin whe
re colourfu
lly –shuttered terraced cottages burst in flower, some bearing the names of their first inhabitants in tiles above the door.
2. Find the same hidden-away Somme Bay view that former fisher-folk used as their look-out
There’s a secluded spot where fishermen’s wives and children used to keep a lookout for returning boats and pray for their loved ones’ safe return. To find this special place to visit, with its monument and tiny wooden chapel, head to the Calvaire des Marins.
3. Go through the archway and back in time to the off-the-beaten-track medieval quarter
Cobbled streets of rust brick or half-timbered townhouses characterise this walled part of town. The pretty French village streets and lanes are so quiet and so unspoilt, you leave with a warmly nostalgic sense of what Saint Valery would have been like in days gone by.
4. The locals’ secret spot is the hidden-away chapel (sshh!)
The Chapel de Saint Valery is undisputedly the locals’ number one magical place - and picnic spot too. Although it’s only a 10 minute walk from town, the sense of isolation and the view over the bay give it a tranquil and spiritual quality.
5. Find the perfect Somme Bay sunset spot at the easy-to-miss little beach and bar
From the chapel, take the track towards the bay to reach the beach. There’s a single café right on the sand - La Buvette.
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Saint-Quentin, France
Market day today
Nature lovers will enjoy a visit to this expansive park located just outside the town centre. Featuring walking trails, picnic areas, and a small zoo, Parc d’Isle is perfect for families and those seeking a peaceful escape. The park is part of a larger nature reserve that provides excellent opportunities for birdwatching and cycling along the Somme River.
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Reims, France
Notre Dam Catherdral with stained glass windows
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Sainte-Marie-du-Lac-Nuisement, France
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Mussy-sur-Seine, France
https://park4night.com/en/place/26683 , vineyard
***have contacted to see if need to book ***
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Troyes, France
Troyes is a town in the Grand Est region of northeastern France. Its medieval old town features narrow, cobbled streets lined with colorful, half-timbered houses, mostly dating from the 16th century. There are 3000 of them!!
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Sens, France
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Orléans, France
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Chédigny, France
Small village adorned with roses
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Tours, France
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Angers, France
History-culture on the edge of the Loire valley
Base for Loire valley
Cycling & hiking route maps
LOIRE VALLEY
Lots of beautiful villages such as
Chinon
Montresor
Candles saint Martin
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Châteaubriant, France
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Vannes, France
Vannes is a walled town in the Brittany region of northwest France. Its old town is characterized by narrow cobbled streets and medieval gates.
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Quimper, France
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Pont-l'Abbé, France
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Pointe du Raz, France
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Douarnenez, France
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Morlaix, France
We suggest you park somewhere near the port when you visit, since parking is easily available and this is well placed to start your visit to Morlaix.
To observe the town from above, go up to the first floor of the railway viaduct. The view of the port, the town centre and the roofs of Morlaix is breath-taking.
The whole area of Morlaix is a positive paradise for those who love walking. After walking along the Quai de Léon and the side of the port you can continue towards the main town centre: this is easy to find because it is just beyond the largest viaduct you have ever seen! This viaduct was built using the local pink granite in the 19th century to allow trains to pass between Rennes and Brest and dominates Morlaix and the port. The viaduct was built in the 1860's and is 58 metres high, 292 metres long and has 14 vast stone arches.
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Saint-Brieuc, France
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Saint-Malo, France
Port city in Brittany
Wall surround town
History of piracy
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Mont Saint-Michel, France
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Villedieu-les-Poêles, France
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Barfleur, France
A charming port town on the Cotentin Peninsula, known for its picturesque harbor and seafood restaurants. Famous Gatterville lighthouse(2nd tallest in europe-365 steps to the top-great views-only onr to guide ships in La Manche)Can walk from Barfleur.
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Merville-Franceville-Plage, France
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Beuvron-en-Auge, France
A quintessential Norman village with half-timbered houses and charming streets.
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Étretat, France
Seaside town on the Alabaster coast. World famous striking rock formations carved out of white cliffs. Small pretty town is picturesque.
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Veules-les-Roses, France
one of Frances oldest villages
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Dieppe, France
1.Seafront & fishing port
2.Memorial of 19 August 1942 is a museum honoring the lives lost in the Dieppe Raid of WWII
3.Old town
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Newhaven Ferry Port, United Kingdom
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Sunderland, United Kingdom