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Framboise Mau2 Rue Edwige Feuillère
La Rochelle Lagord
17000
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Spacious residence offering bed and breakfast accommodations conveniently located near the renowned town of La Rochelle, known for its diverse dining options. The surrounding streets boast numerous shopping opportunities, appealing specifically to women. Additionally, the nearby port offers picturesque views of boats, while the beach is easily accessible for relaxation and leisurely walks. Guests can also enjoy nearby attractions such as golf courses, the beautiful islands of Ile de Ré and Ile d'Oléron, as well as the enchanting Marais Poitevin. Conveniently accessible from London, with a direct flight to La Rochelle airport.Reviews
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Directions
To travel from Paris to La Rochelle on A10:
1. After Niort, follow the signs for La Rochelle.
2. Once you arrive at La Rochelle, continue in the direction of Ile de Ré.
3. Take the second exit at Lagord.
1. After Niort, follow the signs for La Rochelle.
2. Once you arrive at La Rochelle, continue in the direction of Ile de Ré.
3. Take the second exit at Lagord.
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Prices
| Property type | Quantity |
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
2 | 94 | 94 | 150 | |||||||||||
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Attractions
- La Rochelle Aquarium: Located in La Rochelle, this popular attraction is one of the largest aquariums in Europe. It houses a wide variety of marine species, including sharks, turtles, and colorful tropical fish.
- Vieux Port (Old Port): Situated in the heart of La Rochelle, the Vieux Port is a picturesque harbor that offers stunning views and a lively atmosphere. Visitors can explore the historic buildings, enjoy seafood at one of the many restaurants, or take boat tours around the harbor.
- La Rochelle Towers: The city is known for its three iconic towers, namely Tour de la Lanterne, Tour de la Chaîne, and Tour Saint-Nicolas. These medieval towers provide a glimpse into the city's maritime history and offer panoramic views of La Rochelle and the surrounding area.
- Île de Ré: Just a short drive or bike ride away from La Rochelle, Île de Ré is a charming island known for its beautiful sandy beaches, quaint villages, and salt marshes. Visitors can relax on the beach, explore the island's cycling paths, or indulge in fresh seafood at the local restaurants.
- Musée Maritime de La Rochelle: This maritime museum showcases the rich history of La Rochelle's seafaring culture. It houses an impressive collection of ship models, navigational instruments, and artifacts, providing visitors with an educational and immersive experience.
- Les Minimes Marina: Located on the outskirts of La Rochelle, Les Minimes Marina is one of the largest marinas in Europe. It offers a vibrant atmosphere with numerous bars, cafes, and shops. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll along the waterfront or rent a boat for a day of sailing.
- La Rochelle City Hall: The City Hall of La Rochelle is a historic building that boasts stunning architecture and a central location. Visitors can admire its grand facade and explore the surrounding area, which features charming streets, shops, and cafes.
- La Coursive Theatre: If you're interested in the performing arts, La Coursive Theatre is a must-visit. It hosts a wide range of theatrical performances, concerts, and cultural events throughout the year, showcasing both local and international talent.
- Plage des Minimes: For beach lovers, Plage des Minimes is a popular destination. This sandy beach offers a relaxing spot to soak up the sun, swim in the Atlantic Ocean, or enjoy various water sports. It is easily accessible from La Rochelle and provides amenities such as beachfront cafes and shops. 10. Porte de la Grosse Horloge: This iconic clock tower serves as a gateway to the historic center of La Rochelle. Dating back to the 14th century, it is a symbol of the city's rich history and provides a great photo opportunity for visitors exploring the area.