Feel like taking a stroll through the period houses? Kids are entitled to their base camp too! Where: Starting from the train station By reservation at the Tourist Office. Scandinavian atmosphere for this house inspired by Norwegian villas. Bought from a catalog at the end of the 19th century and arriving in kit form by rail, it surprises with its original wooden architecture and its chalet look.
Built in , it is no mirage! Once intended to be a summer camp, it now offers exceptional accommodation with a breathtaking view of the ocean.
The person responsible? Contemporary artist Amaury Dubois and his passion for curves and vibrant colors. The result? A superb m2 monumental fresco that blends architecture, spirituality and modernity. An experience that touches the heart. We leave our base camp we will return there, promised to go to Rochefort-sur-Mer to 25 km in the south of Chatelaillon. Course on the country of Fort Boyard! Did you know that?
Practical and especially nicer for the environment! On site, naval history and military architecture enthusiasts will be able to visit the Corderie Royale, a unique building in France. Want to take to the sea? Initiate yourself to the art of rope-making with the 3 workshops offered: spinning, committing or seamanship. Raise the anchor! Go to the fortified city of Brouage, 40 km away. Its name does not tell you anything? We give you 4 good reasons to remember it:. The nine stained glass windows of its church are created by a Canadian: Nicolas Sollogoub!
Sobriety was therefore the order of the day for Canadian stained glass. They are meant to be simple and true like the story they tell. The base camp for architecture lovers.
