Activities in Calais

Built during the 13th century the Tour du Guet is the oldest monument of the city. In spite of collateral damages caused by the two World War I and II, The Tour du Guet still exists and kept its beauty.

Find out how people lived back in the 1900's! Walk through this village and discover various crafts and fascinating places with your family.

This fascinating museum first opened in 1961 and hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions of paintings, drawings and sculptures. Activities are also available for children.

Only 10 minutes away from Calais, this park has different tree-top itineraries, a zip line, an aero jump area and a mini golf.

Take a resourcing trip in the nature and discover an exceptional wildlife. Hump on a small boat and sail along the swamp.

Relive events of this dark period of the French history thanks to articles, photos and objects of the daily life.

Admire the seabed at the National Center of the Sea, where you'll learn more about sharks and other fascinating animals through permanent and temporary exhibitions.

Learn everything you need to know about the history of Calais' lace. This museum has a modern architecture and hosts temporrary exhibitions all year long.

Built in 1848, Calais' white lighthouse is one the symbols of the city. It became a Monument Historique since 2011.

Discover this lovely church built in a Tudor style during the 13th century. This building is unique in France thanks to its british perpendicular style and the central place of its bell tower.