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Top 10 things to do in Roubaix : Embedded in the massive European Metropolis of Lille, Roubaix was an industrial boomtown in the 19th century when it was boosted by a thriving textile trade. By the end of the 20th century, this industry had dwindled and the city had to find a new identity. But a lot of the splendor from the glory days is waiting if you know where to look. Interesting new cultural attractions have opened and the giant Roubaix Hay shopping mall has become a cross-border shopping destination. There’s much to keep you entertained in these parts, but you’re also never far from Lille and the neighboring towns in the conurbation, which all deserve a visit. Discover the best things to do in Roubaix. [toc] 1. La Piscine Museum The city’s museum opened in 2000 and is nothing short of spectacular. For starters, the venue is a converted Art Deco swimming pool from the 1930s: The great pool, showroom, tiled walls, and stained windows form the main gallery, while a home Side w

Top 10 things to do in Rodez : A romantic medieval city, Rodez is stacked with culture and acquires its magic with the brilliant pink sandstone used in its buildings. One of the grandest is the warlike cathedral that looks like no church you’ve seen before and was made to keep attackers out as much as invite worshippers in. The city is home to Pierre Soulages, one of France’s most acclaimed living painters, who has been honored with an entirely new museum full of his paintings and sculptures. Just as appealing as the major attractions are the city’s old streets, bursting with medieval castles and Renaissance, with ornate stone steles looking as fresh as they are from centuries. before. Discover the best things to do in Rodez. [toc] 1. Rodez Cathedral Completely rebuilt in that pink sandstone in 1276, Rodez Cathedral is a wonderful blend of the sophistication of Gothic and military architecture that might be famous for its tall bell tower 87 meters. Unlike most other churches in

Top 10 things to do in Roanne : On the Loire, Roanne is an old river port that has been reborn as a resting place for tourists. Most people know Raonne for two reasons: Archaeological Museum, where there is an Egyptology department there with the best in the country. But also for food, like the restaurant, La Maison Troisgros here has held three Michelin stars continuously since 1968. The Loire was part of Roanne’s charm and was demolished to create a large lake and a beautiful canyon where the hills filled with green vines fell into the water. Discover the best things to do in Roanne. [toc] 1. Musée des Beaux-arts et d’Archéologie Joseph-Déchelette Roanne Lemon City Museum shines for archeology and decorative art. It has a compelling Egyptology collection with funerary masks, steles, amulets, sarcophagi and vases going back to the 4th Dynasty around 4,500 years ago. Most of these were brought back to France by the museum’s name, archaeologist Joseph Déchelette. After that, the

Top 10 things to do in Rambouillet : Southwest of Paris, Rambouillet will always be synonymous with its brilliant castle. Up to 2009, the estate was home for Kings, Emperors, and French presidents. The castle is nestled in a vibrant campus with carefully manicured canals and gardens. There are also a few hidden stalkers to track, including a purpose-made dairy product for Marie Antoinette. The boundless forest where the kings were once hunted is ripe for walking and cycling and is the habitat of red deer and wild boars. You never get stuck in things to do in Rambouillet, because there are animal sanctuaries, places with royal history, small eccentric museums and many other châteaux in or near the town. Discover the best things to do in Rambouillet. [toc] 1. Château de Rambouillet Although the main palace was being refurbished at the time of writing, the base of Château de Rambouillet and its followers were open. You should still stop to take pictures of the building, which is fil

Top 10 things to do in Quimper : The fascinating Quimper city is the oldest in Brittany. Originally settled in Roman times, Quimper has seen a significant economic boost since the 17th century due to its ceramic industry and today, it remains a bustling spot in the region, fiercely proud. about Celtic heritage and Breton culture. Here’s a list of the best things to see and do to get the most out of your trip here. [toc] 1. Escape to Le Jardin de la Retraite A quiet oasis in Quimper, protected by the citadel of the old city, Le Jardin de la Retraite (Retirement Garden) is separated into four botanical areas, including a tropical garden with banana collection Very private, a palm tree forest, a ‘dry tree’ garden 'with plants from Mexico, and more. One of the oldest plants in the gardens is a horse chestnut tree dating back 150 years. Open every day from 9 am to 7.15 pm. Le Jardin de la Retraite, 35 Rue Élie Freron, Quimper, France, +33 2 98 98 88 87 2. Be awed by the Cathed