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Contact Details:
Address:
Florence Farjallah12 Rue Jean Jaures
Abbeville
80100
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price from €250Telephone:
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This exquisite apartment spans across 50 square meters and offers a well-equipped kitchen, a modern bathroom, a spacious living room, and a cozy bedroom.Reviews
Appréciations pour Au Jardin des Deux Ponts, Abbeville:
Un gite de charme entouré d'un jardin exceptionnel !
En passant le porche de cette belle propriété, nous avons été accueillis chaleureusement par Madame Farjallah, toujours prévenante et disponible pour nous faire partager ses connaissances sur la région et nous faire découvrir chaque essence de son magnifique jardin. Le gite est proche du centre d'Abbeville, à 100 m d'un canal, le long duquel, nous avons fait de belles promenades à pied et à bicyclettes. La baie de Somme, une belle région aux paysages et côtes variés est facilement accessible d'Abbeville. Au terme de longues journées en plein air, nous avons apprécié le confort et l'équipement parfait de ce gite très spacieux. Nous reviendrons certainement profiter d'une agréable pause dans ce gite dont l'emplacement allie détente, culture et découverte de parcs naturels magnifiques.
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Attractions
- Church of Saint Vulfran: Located in the heart of Abbeville, the Church of Saint Vulfran is a magnificent Gothic-style church with stunning stained glass windows and intricate architectural details. It is a popular tourist attraction for its historical significance and beautiful interior.
- Boucher-de-Perthes Museum: Situated just a short walk from Rue Jean Jaures, the Boucher-de-Perthes Museum is dedicated to archaeology and natural history. It houses an impressive collection of artifacts, including fossils, prehistoric tools, and ancient art. The museum provides an educational and engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
- Abbeville City Hall: A prominent landmark in Abbeville, the City Hall is an architectural gem. With its elegant façade and intricate sculptures, it is a must-visit attraction for those interested in history and architecture. The City Hall often hosts exhibitions and cultural events.
- Marquenterre Park: Located approximately 20 kilometers from Abbeville, Marquenterre Park is a nature reserve and bird sanctuary. It offers a unique opportunity to observe various bird species in their natural habitat. Visitors can explore the park through guided tours or on their own, enjoying the scenic landscapes and wildlife.
- Château de Rambures: Situated around 30 kilometers from Abbeville, the Château de Rambures is a medieval castle surrounded by beautiful gardens and a moat. The castle provides a glimpse into the region's history, featuring well-preserved interiors and a fascinating collection of artifacts. Guided tours are available, allowing visitors to explore the castle's rich heritage.
- Maison de l'Oiseau: Located in the village of Rue, just a short drive from Abbeville, Maison de l'Oiseau is a bird-themed museum and nature center. It showcases the diverse birdlife of the region through interactive exhibits, displays, and educational activities. Visitors can learn about bird migration, nesting habits, and conservation efforts.
- Jardins de Valloires: Situated approximately 40 kilometers from Abbeville, the Jardins de Valloires is a stunning botanical garden spread across 8 hectares. It features a variety of themed gardens, including a rose garden, a water garden, and a medicinal plant garden. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks amidst beautiful flowers and serene surroundings.
- Picarvie Museum: Located in Saint-Valery-sur-Somme, a short distance from Abbeville, the Picarvie Museum offers a fascinating insight into the local heritage and rural life of the Picardy region. The museum displays traditional crafts, farming equipment, and historical artifacts, providing an immersive experience for history enthusiasts.
- Saint-Valery-sur-Somme: This charming coastal town is known for its picturesque harbor, medieval streets, and panoramic views of the Bay of the Somme. Visitors can explore the town's narrow alleyways, visit art galleries, taste local seafood, or take a boat trip to observe seals in their natural habitat. 10. Le Parc du Marquenterre: Situated near Saint-Quentin-en-Tourmont, Le Parc du Marquenterre is a nature reserve renowned for its diverse bird population. Visitors can enjoy guided tours or explore the reserve independently, walking along well-maintained trails and observing the various bird species that inhabit the marshes and dunes.