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- Saint-Omer (8.5 km): Located nearby, Saint-Omer is a charming town known for its rich history and beautiful architecture. Explore the Notre-Dame Cathedral, visit the ruins of Saint-Bertin Abbey, or take a boat ride along the tranquil canals.
- La Coupole (9.9 km): La Coupole is a World War II bunker turned museum. Learn about the history of the German V-2 rocket program and the impact of the war in this immersive museum, which also features interactive exhibits and a planetarium.
- Blockhaus d'Éperlecques (20.7 km): Another remnant of World War II, the Blockhaus d'Éperlecques is a massive underground bunker constructed by the Nazis. Take a guided tour to discover the site's history and the role it played during the war.
- Dunkirk (23.6 km): Famous for the evacuation of Allied soldiers during World War II, Dunkirk offers a mix of history and seaside charm. Explore the Dunkirk War Museum, stroll along the beautiful beach, or visit the iconic Dunkirk lighthouse.
- Audomarois Marsh (24.8 km): A nature lover's paradise, the Audomarois Marsh is a vast wetland area perfect for exploring by boat or on foot. Discover the diverse flora and fauna, and learn about the traditional marshland culture that still exists today.
- Gravelines (30.4 km): This fortified town boasts impressive ramparts and a well-preserved historical center. Visit the Gravelines Belfry, explore the Vauban Fortifications, or relax on the sandy beaches overlooking the North Sea.
- Bergues (30.9 km): Known for its picturesque Flemish architecture, Bergues is a charming town that gained international fame through the movie "Bienvenue chez les Ch'tis." Explore the town's medieval center, visit the Saint-Martin Church, and climb the belfry for panoramic views.
- Béthune (56.3 km): Béthune is a lively town with a rich cultural heritage. Discover the Gothic-style Béthune Town Hall, stroll along the Grand'Place, and explore the historic neighborhoods. Don't miss the annual Béthune Christmas Market, known for its festive atmosphere.
- Lille (58.3 km): The vibrant city of Lille offers a mix of historic and modern attractions. Explore the Grand Place, visit the Palais des Beaux-Arts (Fine Arts Museum), and wander through the charming streets of Vieux Lille. Lille also hosts a renowned Christmas Market during the holiday season. 10. Calais (79.4 km): Located on the English Channel coast, Calais offers a range of attractions. Visit the Calais Lace Museum, stroll along the sandy beaches, or take a ferry to the White Cliffs of Dover in England. The Calais Wine Superstore is also a popular destination for wine enthusiasts. Please note that distances mentioned are approximate and may vary depending on the route chosen.