Things to see and do France

She joie the carnavaleux in the band of Malo-les-Bains: The place Turenne is a circular music kiosk in the centre since 1884. It is a circular place, including the church Notre-Dame du Sacré-Coeur, some shops and several banks. You can't escape it if you pass through Malo.

A new, completely visionary eco-neighborhood. Built on the old shipyards, the Grand Wide offers a collective and individual habitat between the city centre, the seaside resort and the harbour. In an atypical form conceived by the architect Nicolas Michelin (Grand National Town of Town planning), these new dwellings are part of a sustainable development logic (eco-walls, végétalisée roof, storm recovery, solar sensors etc.) and once again prove the dynamism of Dunkirk.

Near Amiens, the farm of Sucrine the beetroot and Féculine the potato is a playful and educational stop for families. Here, we discover a reasoned agriculture as well as the small fauna that we protect for a respected harmony. Dominique and Ariane will introduce you to Apricot the pony, Alabaster the turkey and Pollux the mule. For the older children, the place is ideal to understand the impact of urbanization and the benefits of renewable energies. They offer permanent workshops on the themes of food from seed to plate, around the pony or the horse, the discovery of Féculine, the animals present on the farm, compost and its small animals, the ecomuseum of old tools, sustainable agriculture, peri-urban agriculture and reading the landscape. Workshops throughout the seasons, on the theme of wheat to bread, the history of sugar, from beet to caramel, witness the transformation of Sucrine into delicious caramel pellets. The fruits are transformed into jams starting with the picking of the fruits, grappling allowed! Prepare the juice and the boulé with the help of a machine, mix the two and as if by magic the jam is made. Let's not forget to taste at each step, and in the aromatic garden between scents and especially anecdotes, listen well to Dominique! Let her tell you the story of her fabulous plants and try to make the magic potion as in Roman times.

All train! This year Châtelaillon-beach is more connected to La Rochelle than ever. Take in the TER direction the Belle and Rebel for a guided tour of the landscape. On board, Marion, guide and speaker will tell you about the history of the seaside resort, the two communes and many anecdotes. Do you know that at the time of 10 p. m. to reach Paris? Take care of buying your train ticket before the hour of appointment! Information at the Tourist Office.

Named Place du Marché-Neuf (New Market Square) at the beginning of the 12th century, the square was an economic lung of the city. In 1307, it became the Place du Pilori because it was there that criminals were exposed to the crowd, in this neighborhood full of magistrates' mansions. It owes its current name to the Bonapartist general from Brittany who, on October 5, 1822, was guillotined there while shouting "Long live Liberty". It is in his memory that the square was renamed and that the Masonic Lodge erected a statue of Liberty in 1903, a reduced copy of the one in New York.

Have you ever been told that the world is discovering? To believe that little loop around the Abbey of Vauclair, we would tend to approve. Perhaps you will learn the existence of Vauclerc-en-Vallée, a former village shared since 1923 between Bouconville-Vauclerc (now Bouconville-Vauclair) and Oulches (today Oulches-la-Vallée-Foulon). Perhaps you can also enjoy the remains of the Cistercian Abbey, the Botanical Garden or the Conservatory Conservatory of Vauclair. Perhaps, finally, will you push the walk to the mythical Chemin des Dames a little further? What is certain at any rate is that these 5 kilometers will be a sufficient expenditure for the day; Now you only have to keep pace for the next few days!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 5 km.

Duration: 1:15.

Difficulty: easy.

Because it is necessary for all tastes and levels, we are pleased to offer you this route from Saint-Pierre-Aigle. History not to lure you, the way likes to invite you, then to eject from the forest of Retz (the sixth of France in terms of area, let us remember). It's always an opportunity to enjoy the beautiful views of the valleys! These 9 kilometers to discover the forest and architectural heritage of the region will lead you to the churches of Saint-Pierre-Aigle and Dommiers, as well as to the ancient abbey of La Glaux.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 9 km.

Duration: 3 h.

Difficulty: quite difficult.

Markup: yellow and blue.

This is an original activity in nature: Cyclo-draisine, a revolutionary device destined for the miles of today's abandoned tracks! What a good idea to discover the rich heritage of our sweet France! Browse the forests, walk through the plains, cross bridges, tunnels and viaducts: a real back to share between friends or family, with a bonus, the guarantee of eliminating a few calories! With the Grand Morin's Cyclo-draisines, stay away from the daily train train for three bucolic routes from the Gares and Joiselle stations…

Tariff: 15 € La Cyclo-draisine 4 people for a course, € 22 for two courses (same day).

Distance: from 8,5 to 18 km return depending on the route chosen.

Opening: April to June and September to October, only Sundays and public holidays; in July and August, from Tuesday to Sunday from 14 am to 18 pm (without reservation).

Place of departure: Esternay or Joiselle (old railway station).

Meeting with wildlife! As a matter of course, it is quite likely that you will take a few beautiful specimens on the path of swans, pêcheurs, mallard or wild stilts that have settled in the surrounding area. hard to get tired of the show! However, flora also has serious assets of seduction: iris, house, damasonies, wicked renoncules… What no longer know where to give your head! As for the circuit, you will cross over the hamlets of the Sablonnière, Migeline or Verfey, before passing on to the Chemin Castle.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: .

If you live Bressolles, probably have you ever participate in the famous "days pies" around the ovens? Well, we offer this time you a quite different way - but equally friendly - to discover the architectural heritage of the village: a pedestrian loop. You will discover successively the ovens of Paillot, Verfey, the Main Street, the oven in France, those of Bichon and Léchère, then you can finish by oven in the Bonnet, before joining church square, your starting point. Restored at the end of the last century, it deserves a penetrates; on the way to admire its typical walls, made of pebbles, bricks and stones.

Price: free.

Distance: 3.8 km away.

Problem: easy.

Are you looking for a good hiking trail? From May to September, the tourist office of Revin organises guided walks for you in the discovery of the Ardennes heritage. A good opportunity to meet other enthusiasts of nature and walking, while enjoying the region's landscape landscapes. The courses are regularly renewed, little chance that you will be ennuyiez; with family or friends, slip the shoes, and it's gone!

Tariff: € 2 for non-affiliates (insurance and glass of friendship included); 1,50 € for affiliates (glass of friendship included).

Distance: variable.

Difficulty: .

At the beginning of Grand-Wells, this interesting journey combines exercise exercise and teaching teaching. On 6 km, fully marked and through the Great-Wells Forest and Mont-Dieu, it recounts the fighting in May 1940. That and there, interpretive panels outline the major events of the conflict and present the various important places. Among them, the command post, the point of collapse of a Stuka plane, the death ravine or the regimental infirmary. You will even enter an aircraft engine at the time.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 6 km.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: pretty easy.

Starting from the town hall of Lower-le-To, this town loop presents itself as a perfect route for family outings. Easy and accessible to all, it borders river and creek, crosses pastures and forests, some ponds and there… Do not miss the discreet fountain of the Espinette, as well as the Virgin of Froidmond which, timidly, is hidden from the large trees, or the oratory, installed in the beautiful xivth of beech wood.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 3 h.

Difficulty: .

On foot or by bike, we will take you to the Rhone Valley this time. Departure on the course of Champagne, in Champagne. While the first part of the walk evolves in a pretty countryside frame, the second will bring you back to the Rhône River from the viaduct, to your starting point: You will accompany the river on a few kilometers on its descent to the Mediterranean. If you doubt your itinerary, rely on directional panels, horitontaux strokes and yellow triangles.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 7,8 km.

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Tends, or the largest open-air museum in Europe. Everything here invites to contemplation: the picturesque streets of medieval villages, fountains, washing machines… You don't have enough? Continue until the only remnant of the Lascaris Castle: The view over the Mercantour and the village lauze roofs is amazing. The Tends Territory also includes the Valley of Wonders; the municipality is even, it says, the door. After such a walk, do you not find this name well deserved?

Tariff: free.

Distance: 3 km.

Duration: 1 p. m.

Difficulty: average.

As follows: for your children, Randoland recreational and educational cards are available for download for this walk; Check out www.randoland.fr.

A very good excuse for combining culture and walking on foot! This Miners'Trail invites you to return to the footsteps of the peasant-miners and their hard work. Coal used to be used in the manufacture of heating balls; today, some traces of its exploitation are still visible. After you are committed to the "Coal Trail", at the end of approximately 2 kilometres, note, among other things, rail carts rails: they report the presence of two former mines.

Tariff: free.

Distance: 8 km.

Difficulty: pretty easy.

Markup: yellow.

This old railway is now a stroll. Forget the train and use your gambetts to cross all or part of the 16 kilometers of trail that connects Rozoy-sur-Serre to its neighboring municipalities. Two health courses have been developed to complement your walk: the first, in Rozoy-sur-Serre, has 9 rows; the other, in Montcornet, includes 13. Knowing that eight kilometers separate the two municipalities, this is a good time to exercise!

Tariff: free.

Distance: 16 km.

Difficulty: easy.

Direction the giant labyrinth of the Monts Mountains! 4,5 kilometres of aisles have been built over a space of more than two hectares, guaranteeing both small and a fun time. Did you not feel your physical effort? Yet it is an hour that you walk: this is a sufficient daily expenditure. How, how to spend by fun is possible, and it's even very easy!

Tariff: € 6,50 per adult and € 4,50 per child (possibility to stay the full day).

Distance: 4,5 km.

Duration: 1 h.

Difficulty: very easy.