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Crea recuerdos inolvidables con toda la familia en Upper France, un destino lleno de actividades para todas las edades.
Haute-France, the northernmost region of mainland France, is a land of contrasts forged by history, industry and surprising nature. Its flat landscapes hold the deep scars and moving memorials of the First World War. Its industrial past has been reinvented in places like the Louvre-Lens museum, and its Flemish heritage is palpable in Lille's architecture and traditions. From the majestic cliffs of the Opal Coast to the Bay of Somme, through its Gothic cathedrals and bustling carnivals, it is a region of unexpected human warmth, with a strong character and festive culture.
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Unforgettable moments for all ages in Upper France
Haute-France, the northernmost region of mainland France, is a land of contrasts forged by history, industry and surprising nature. Its flat landscapes hold the deep scars and moving memorials of the First World War. Its industrial past has been reinvented in places like the Louvre-Lens museum, and its Flemish heritage is palpable in Lille's architecture and traditions. From the majestic cliffs of the Opal Coast to the Bay of Somme, through its Gothic cathedrals and bustling carnivals, it is a region of unexpected human warmth, with a strong character and festive culture.
** Immerse yourself in the National Sea Center, the largest public aquarium in Europe. Admire its giant tank with hammerhead sharks and manta rays, and its interactive exhibits about ocean life.
** Located on the southern edge of the region, this famous theme park based on the Asterix and Obelix comics offers exciting roller coasters and shows for the whole family.
** Descend into a real coal mine and discover the harsh living conditions of the miners in France's largest mine museum, declared by UNESCO.
Haute-France, the northernmost region of mainland France, is a land of contrasts forged by history, industry and surprising nature. Its flat landscapes hold the deep scars and moving memorials of the First World War. Its industrial past has been reinvented in places like the Louvre-Lens museum, and its Flemish heritage is palpable in Lille's architecture and traditions. From the majestic cliffs of the Opal Coast to the Bay of Somme, through its Gothic cathedrals and bustling carnivals, it is a region of unexpected human warmth, with a strong character and festive culture.
** Walk the trails that run along the stunning white chalk cliffs of Cap Blanc-Nez and the gray rocks of Cap Gris-Nez, the closest point to England, for spectacular views of the English Channel.
** Discover one of the most beautiful bays in the world. See the largest seal colony in France, stroll along its vast expanses of sand at low tide or ride its historic steam train.
** Explore the largest range of dunes in northern Europe, a protected landscape ideal for hiking and bird watching, near the border with Belgium.
** Enjoy this elegant seaside resort, with its immense sandy beach, its Anglo-Norman villas, its dunes and its forest, ideal for sailing, cycling or horse riding.
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View full guideThe weather can be very changeable and unpredictable throughout the year, especially on the coast; It is essential to bring clothing for rain and wind. For the Braderie de Lille, it is absolutely necessary to book accommodation many months, even a year, in advance. Many beaches on the Opal Coast are pebbly and the water of the English Channel is cold even in summer.
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