During our 2-week summer vacation this year, we spent a week at the La Licorne campsite on the French North Sea coast in Dunkirk. In our travel report you can read how we liked the campsite and what we did in Dunkirk. La Licorne campsite in Dunkirk La Licorne campsite is located just behind the dunes of Malo-les-Bains in Dunkirk (France) and offers easy access to the long sandy beach of the French North Sea coast. It is open from …
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Neuf-Brisach (Alsace, France) – Town and Fortress (UNESCO)
Located about 15 kilometers east of Colmar, the French commune of Neuf-Brisach is an architectural masterpiece. It is a fortified city and was once laid out geometrically as a planned city. Since 2008, the fortifications have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Fortifications of Vauban” along with other structures in France. Things to know about Neuf-Brisach (UNESCO World Heritage Site) A visit to Neuf-Brisach makes a good day trip from Colmar, as the town is only about 15 …
» Read the full blog postLe Havre & Etretat – A day trip to the Atlantic coast (France)
After exploring the beautiful city of Rouen on our own yesterday and today in the early morning, we took part in the 5-hour excursion “Céte d’Albétre, Étretat & Le Havre” in the afternoon via the A-ROSA excursion program, which is offered in the excursion program for 59 EUR per person.
» Read the full blog postStrasbourg – Tourist Attractions, Things to Do & Photo spots (France)
Our day trip to Strasbourg was very spontaneous: Friday was predicted in the news super weather for the whole weekend and on Sunday at 9 o’clock we sat in the car and entered Strasbourg as a destination in our navigation system. From Darmstadt, Strasbourg is only about 200 kilometres away, so it took us just under 2 hours to get to the city. And the weather forecast was also true: it was bright blue sky and the sun was already …
» Read the full blog postParis – Travel Guide & Explore the city on your own (France)
We took three days to explore Paris. Surely you can spend a good week or two here to see everything, but for a first impression an extended weekend was enough for us 🙂
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