The small town of Calais is located in northern France, popular amongst many in southern England to jump on a ferry to France. Often seen as a way into France before heading to bigger cities such as Paris and Lille, there is enough in Calais to keep one occupied for a full day. Here are lists of things to do in a day’s trip to Calais:
Calais Town Hall
Situated in the centre of town, the Calais Town Hall is the largest and most-impressive attraction to view. The building boasts wonderful architecture and an elegant clock tower that can be seen from various parts across town. Artwork is on display in the front garden throughout the year. The photo below is an example of artwork by Laurence Jenkell that was on display during a recent visit:
Parc Richelieu
A minute or two’s walk from the Town Hall, over the Jacquard Bridge lies Parc Richelieu. This small, beautiful park offers a perfect location for relaxation during a warm summer’s day in Calais. At the entrance
Calais Town Hall
Situated in the centre of town, the Calais Town Hall is the largest and most-impressive attraction to view. The building boasts wonderful architecture and an elegant clock tower that can be seen from various parts across town. Artwork is on display in the front garden throughout the year. The photo below is an example of artwork by Laurence Jenkell that was on display during a recent visit:
Parc Richelieu
A minute or two’s walk from the Town Hall, over the Jacquard Bridge lies Parc Richelieu. This small, beautiful park offers a perfect location for relaxation during a warm summer’s day in Calais. At the entrance
