The department of Aisne, nestled in the rolling hills of Picardy, invites visitors to experience history in a charming way. Stroll through the medieval streets of Laon or discover the impressive Saint-Quentin basilica. Aisne, with its diverse architecture and historical sites, is a real gem for culture enthusiasts.
The coastal towns of Dunkirk, Boulogne-sur-Mer and Calais offer a breathtaking combination of maritime beauty and living history. Explore the impressive fortresses and enjoy fresh seafood in the picturesque harbour districts. The coastline of northern France not only offers picturesque views, but also a wealth of leisure activities, from water sports to relaxing walks on the beach.
Senlis, a charming medieval town, enchants visitors with its cobbled streets and Gothic buildings. Notre-Dame Cathedral and the royal palace bear witness to a rich past. Feel the charm of history as you stroll through the narrow streets and admire the half-timbered houses.
Valenciennes, a modern city with an old soul, combines tradition and innovation. Historical monuments such as the town hall and the Saint-Géry church contrast harmoniously with contemporary art and culture. Visit the Museum of Fine Arts and experience the lively atmosphere in the squares and cafés.
The imposing Château de Chantilly is an architectural masterpiece surrounded by an extensive park and a romantic lake. Art lovers will be able to admire precious collections in the Musée Condé, while nature lovers can explore the gardens. A visit to Chantilly is a journey into France's magnificent past.
In these diverse destinations in Northern France, history, culture and natural beauty combine to create an unforgettable experience.
Meet the Northern France region at the RDA Group Travel Expo 2024 in Cologne at stand A05.