Culture Côte d'Opale

The traditional life of the th century portellois fishermen gathered through scenes of the daily life of the wreck taverns, the merchant of fish or other characters who marked the life of the commune.

The activities of discovery and full nature are not missing to discover the natural and cultural heritage of the Authie Valley: Nature and Heritage Outings, Canoeing, Mountain Biking, Cycling, Hiking, Traditional Jeux Games. Possibility of cottage accommodation.

Formerly named La Grange Nature, the house of Du opens the doors of the Natural Reserve which allows observation of the fauna and flora of the audomarois marsh. The projection of a large screen film, free access exhibitions and a nature shop are available in season. In the vicinity, walks accessible to all (non-sighted persons, persons with reduced mobility) in the picturesque audomarois marsh, in a field of 3 400 ha. The secret and picturesque atmosphere, the great calm, visits the natural reserve of Du which allows to approach many bird species: herons, teal, ducks, cormorants… and to discover the paludière flora. The forest of Rihout-Clairmarais covers 1 200 ha, and there will be romantic walks on the edge of the pond of Harchelles. Many picnic sites around the pond and in the forest.

The house of Marble and Geology invites the discovery of the impressive world of quarries from the origin of these geological formations to the current exploitation of marbles and aggregates. Video projection, miniature searches for children, Le, which explains the formation of fossils, and moulding workshop. In July and August, guided tours of the Carrières quarries are organized upon reservation: 0 820 20 76 00. Adults: 3,20 €, children: 1,60 €.

Dunkirk is a multicultural, plural city where the Flemish accents are not the only ones to ask you the ear. Close to England, Belgium's border, firmly anchored in Europe and exchanging with interest with its twin cities, Dunkirk has had a European house for over 30 years. Information centre, you will find lots of information to travel to Europe, to work, but also to learn from other languages. So don't hesitate to push the door, the whole team will be there to answer your questions. 

Dunkirk, a city located in the Hauts-de-France region, offers many activities and attractions for visitors. Dunkirk's Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) welcomes new arrivals and introduces them to the city. They organize guided tours of the town, including Malo-les-Bains with its historic streets and art deco and art nouveau villas. Another place not to be missed is the Halle aux Sucres, which offers a panoramic view of the city from its terrace. In addition, the Dunkirk Belfry offers bell concerts, providing a unique experience at the top of the tower.

Boulogne-Billancourt is home to the volunteer association AVF Boulogne Billancourt, which offers a range of services and activities for the city's residents.

Calais Accueil is a voluntary association. It offers reception and information services for visitors to the town.

Senlis is a town in the Hauts-de-France region of France. For newcomers to Senlis, the Association Accueil des Villes Françaises (AVF) offers support to facilitate their integration into the town's social and community life. The AVF Senlis organizes friendly get-togethers and various cultural events to help new arrivals familiarize themselves with their new surroundings. Whether you're a single person, a couple, a family, a working person, a retiree or a long-standing Senlis resident, AVF Senlis can help you build a new network of acquaintances. Cultural, leisure and outdoor activities are offered on a regular basis. Activities include visits to the Senlis Arena, a first-century Gallo-Roman monument, and theatrical performances.