Caravaning du lac

In The South: In leafy Flanders, we are on the Cobergher circuit passing in Moëres Belgian, Hondschoote, Uxem, Ghyvelde and the border (Belgium); You can admire not only its landscape, but also its history by its monuments. In Hondschoote: its Town hall, its church. Bergues: its Belfry, its ramparts (fortifications under Louis XIV). Flemish cities with their churches and Flemmish architecture from the XVIIè and XVIIIè centuries (sculptural qualities unique to France). On the coast, they have...In the West, Dunkirk, which offers its museums: The harbour museum (taking again the activities last and present port). The museum of fine arts (paintings of the Flemish school, gallery of local history...). Funds regional of the contemporary art (collection specifically dedicated to the contemporary art). Its monuments: The Tower of Leughenaer (1406), the oldest building in Dunkirk. The Belfry (1440), to begin with, attached to the Saint-Eloi church. The church Saint-Eloi (1450) partly destroyed, its restoration was completed in 1985. It shelters the tomb of Jean the Bart (1650-1702), the most famous of the Dunkirk corsairs anobli by Louis XIV (his statue being in the place bearing his name). Statute of Sailor-hat The three-masted ship "Duchess Anne" (1901), a German naval training vessel, handed over to France in 1946. The Allied Memorial (1962), which commemorates the courage of the Allied troops who took part in operation Dynamo from May-June 1940. Its port: 3rd most important in France, supporting the iron and steel industries & petrochemicals. A visit to Sollac, the largest iron and steel plant of Europe. To the North, between Dunkirk Malo-the-Baths and Bray-Dunes (France) Marked out hikes: Under the church of the Academy of the Littoral, the dune zone which links Dune Merchant with Bray-Dunes has become a protected site where one can discover fauna and the flora. Nearly 266 species of birds and 340 plants have been catalogued. In the East, between Dunkirk Malo-the-Baths and Bray-Dunes (France) The same arrangement was made by the General Council of the North on the territory of Ghyvelde, whose acquisition relates to a dune strip of about 80 hectares. This belt called the fossil dune of Ghyvelde-Cabourg rose, 5 000 years ago before the retreat of the sea. Across the border lies Belgium, and the privileged seaside resorts of our Belgian friends.