A fantastic museum with an excellent audio visual experience. Our wonderful guide, Mathias, brought the experience of the soldiers of WW1 vividly to life for us. I would recommend this ‘experience’ 100% to anyone visiting the region and wanting to learn about WW1. Thank you for a wonderful experience for the whole family.

Brilliant place to visit, the guides are so knowledgeable. The caves are so interesting, and easy to walk around on the walkways. There is no cafe but a more than adequate vending machine near the gift shop.

A superbly presented experience of First World War history with a great mix of audiovisual presentation and in-person guide. The context of the site and time is well explained to allow the visitor to get the most from the experience. It was interesting to explore an aspect of First World War tactics I was less familiar with. Highly recommended.

Excellent place to visit. Such a lot of history, great guide.

Came here as a teacher on a school trip. Very well designed experience, very professionally delivered by our guide. Lovely features like everyone having their own audio guide headset, and video footage being projected directly onto the wall of the tunnels. Tours are available in French and English. Small gift shop. Really recommend this experience. Provides very interesting context about the area if you are learning about World War 1 .

Excellent interactive museum. The tour is about 50minutes wearing a war helmet. The audio guide are automatic and were no problem. Tour guide explained in English and French. Her English was excellent. Very clean and friendly. Free parking. Spent about 30min here. €7 entry.

It was an amazing experience. The guides know their stuff. Friendly, engaging, and happy to answer questions. If you are interested in the history of the area, it's an essential place to visit.

Be sure to visit the Wellington Tunnels if you are in Arras. After a short tour above ground, you go down in a lift to the tunnels. From here there is an audio guide as well as information for the tour guide themselves. Both are highly informative and give real depth to the men who inhabited the tunnels prior to the spring offensive of 1917. A superb place to visit and extremely well presented.

A wonderful exhibition but in such a creative way. Very atmospheric and at the end moving beyond words. One of the very best WW1 experiences I have been to

A modern-way museum dedicated to the 1917 battle of Arras. Recommended even though is only guided tour with a limited time.

Spine chillingly wonderful experience coming from New Zealand. Our thanks to the many Kiwi miners who created this cave system during WW1. If you are a Kiwi and near Arras this is a must see location. Our guide was extraordinary. Thank you.

If you are interested in history and good place to visit in Arras. They will take you into the tunnels underground in a comfortable lift and they path underground is fully packed with wood so no inconvenience at all. They explain the complete story with audio and visuals.

The Wellington Tunnels are an amazing experience that is well priced and professionally run. Vincent our guide was amazing, he had us enthralled for the whole experience of the New Zealand tunnellers in WWI. This is a must do for all military enthusiasts.

Amazing place and a Must Do for any kiwi visiting this part of France. Great value for money and an amazing engineering feat and part of New Zealand's first world war contribution to history. Highly recommend

This is a fantastic attraction. Medieval quarry that was forgotten and then rediscovered during WWI, which allowed the British to interconnect a whole swathe of quarries, under the Arras region. The tour is well-thought out and uses projectors and headset, to give information and act out soldiers' letters home, to really give a feel for what it must have been like, whilst waiting for the whistle to blow for the eventual attack that was launched on the German lines there. A worthwhile visit.

Het stadhuis en het belfort zijn één geheel in Arras . Het gebouw werd tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog vernield , waarna de Fransen het gebouw hebben herbouwd . In 1932 stond het weer te pronken op de Place des Héros. Het stadhuis biedt toegang tot het belfort en tot het ondergrondse stelsel van gangen dat hier in de 10de- eeuw na Christus ontstaan is. " Les Boves " zijn gangen die uit voormalige krijtgroeven zijn uitgegraven. Tegen betaling kunt u deze bezoeken. In Juli en Augustus worden er om 15u ' s middags rondleidingen door het stadhuis gehouden. Je kunt dan onder andere de trouwzaal, de feestzaal en de raadzaal zien. In de inhomhal staan de reuzen van Arras. Colas en Jacqueline bestaan al sinds 1812 in gezangen. In 1892 verschenen ze voor het eerst in de vorm van reuzen . In WOI en WOII werden ze vernietigd maar werden steeds in volle glorie hersteld In het stadhuis is ook de toeristische dienst gevestigd. Spijtig om te zeggen maar veel over hun " eigen " stad weten ze niet. Let vooral op met openingsuren . Ga er zelf naar toe naar wat u wilt zien want volgens hen is alles gesloten. ( tot 2x toe heeft zich dat bij ons voorgedaan ). (Translated by Google) The town hall and the belfry are one whole in Arras. The building was destroyed during the First World War , after which the French rebuilt it . In 1932 it was once again displayed on the Place des Héros. The town hall provides access to the belfry and to the underground system of corridors that are located here in the 10th century AD. "Les Boves" are corridors excavated from former chalk quarries. You can visit these for a fee. Guided tours of the town hall are held at 3 pm in July and August. You can then see, among other things, the wedding hall, the banquet hall and the council chamber. In the entrance hall are the giants of Arras. Colas and Jacqueline have existed in hymns since 1812. In 1892 they first appeared in the form of giants. In WWI and WWII they were destroyed but were always restored in full glory The tourist office is also located in the town hall. Sorry to say but they don't know much about their "own" city. Pay particular attention to opening hours. Go there yourself to what you want to see because according to them everything is closed. (this has happened to us twice).

Nice panoramic view of the town from the top.

Beautiful building with a high tower who offers wonderful views of Arras. In the coronavirus time, the tower visit costs 9 euros one person and 20 euros for a group of 3 ( same family). To visit the tower you take a lift fist and climb 43 steps to the door to get out. You have 15 minutes in total for the visit. It is a must see in Arras.

Interesting post-war architecture. All rather grand, but not to my taste. A trip up the bell tower is made a lot easier thanks to the lift! Great views, obviously.

Beautiful old tower at the center of grand place .they also set up local market here every Wednesday !!! You can buy some good wine and cheese

We arrived on a Saturday at about 8am and the market was setting up. We spent hours walking around the different stalls and shops and loved it. Highly recommended

Pay about €3 and you can go up the belfry and look out over the town. It's well worth it with some excellent views. Be aware it's not for those with a fear of heights, a lift takes you most of the way but you have to use stairs for the last bit. There is a nice square below with cafes and restaurants to get some food.

Great views! Narrow, steep stairs to get up the last part but lift most of the way. Worth the climb.

Great stop on way home from the Alps!!

Impressive square. Most surrounding houses on 3 sides are in great condition despite 2 world wars nearby. And all houses are different. The Beffroi witness of rich Guilds is remarkable

Town hall with bell tower, small charge, slightly more if you want the tour. Plenty of bars and restaurants

We sat in the square and had lunch. It was a lovely warm day to be sitting outside.

Fantastic Christmas market with a great atmosphere and definitely worth a visit. It's worth knowing that if you are a wheel chair user it's very tough going and not very accessible, that's down to the age of the place a the cobbled streets

We caught it on a local holiday. Very busy which added to the atmosphere. Food was fantastic and very reasonable. The town hall was fantastic.

The square is huge and on Wednesdays and Saturdays they have venders and food merchants filling the square offering fruits, vegy produce, baked goods, rotisserie chicken and lots more. You need to plan to be there.

Great local downtown square. Great pubs and restaurants with outdoor seating. Music and people watching for a great day or night out

Wet pretty square in Arras which is so beautiful and wide open. A few stores with clothes and shoes however all you can see is cafes. Nice tables and windows and a visitor center at the top as well. St in the sunshine for a salad and dessert. Wonderful open space

A great lunchtime place to watch the world go by from one of the many bars and restaurants. A real sun trap.

Simply beautiful, both day and night. A little gem in North France only 100 miles from Calais. Loads of restaurants and bars to choose from, all great value. And a night the whole place is lit up making it extra special to see.

Been driving by this town and museum for years.... finally visited it. Loved it! It has a partnership with Chateau de Versailles so it has nice exhibitions. Currently on Napoleon I. The permanent collection and the building are also worth your time. Staff is very friendly.

De abdij van Saint- Vaast bevindt zich in Arras , in de Pas-de-Calais. Het werd gesticht in de 7de- eeuw op de heuvel van " La Madeleine " , waar de toekomstige Saint Vaast , voormalige religieuze leraar van Koning Clovis , zich graag terugtrok. Een eerste Benidictijner klooster werd verwoest door een brand in 793 vervolgens werd de herbouwde abdij verschillende keren geëvacueerd aan het einde van de 9de-eeuw tijdens Normandische invasies. In de 15de en 16de eeuw bedreigden de oorlogen van Italië en de botsingen tussen de Koningen van Frankrijk en de Hertogen van Bourgondië de abdij en haar monniken , waardoor de invloed ervan afnam. Het gebouw is zo vervallen dat Kardinaal de Rohan in 1746 opdracht gaf tot de reconstructie van de abdij in een klassieke stijl. Vanaf dat moment zijn de uitgestrekte maar sobere conventuele gebouwen toegankelijk via een veranda en beschut met een eretuin. Bovendien werd de nieuwe abdijkerk na de vernietiging van de Kathedraal Notre-Dame tijdens de Franse Revolutie de nieuwe Kathedraal van de stad op het besluit van Napoleon I In de loop van de19de-eeuw zijn de gebouwen van de abdij ,zelf verlaten door de monniken en eigendom van de stad geworden, gastheer voor het Museum voor Schone Kunsten in de stad . Zeer beschadigd tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog , is het geheel identiek herbouwd. Het gebouw is historisch monument. Rue Paul Doumer Maandag gesloten Andere dagen 10u - 18u (Translated by Google) The Abbey of Saint-Vaast is located in Arras, in the Pas-de-Calais. It was founded in the 7th century on the hill of "La Madeleine", where the future Saint Vaast, former religious teacher of King Clovis, liked to retire. A first Benidictine monastery was destroyed by fire in 793 The rebuilt abbey was subsequently evacuated several times at the end of the 9th century Norman invasions. In the 15th and 16th centuries, the wars of Italy and the clashes between the Kings of France and the Dukes of Burgundy threatened the abbey and its monks, reducing its influence. The building is so dilapidated that in 1746 Cardinal de Rohan ordered the reconstruction of the abbey in a classical style. From then on, the extensive but sober conventual buildings are accessible via a veranda and sheltered by a garden of honour. Moreover, after the destruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral during the French Revolution, the new abbey church became the city's new Cathedral by the decision of Napoleon I During the 19th century, the buildings of the abbey itself were abandoned by the monks and became the property of the city, hosting the city's Museum of Fine Arts. Severely damaged during the First World War, it was rebuilt entirely identically. The building is a historical monument. Rue Paul Doumer Closed on Mondays Other days 10am - 6pm

This museum shares the building with the municipal library. There are three stories displaying quite a lot of things. The second floor displays the history of Arras, which is good for me to understand more about this city. But there is no English translation for the description of exhibits.

Such a nice👍 place with free access: beautiful pieces of art full of history, cosy workspace, kids area, small libraries here and there, sits almost everywhere if you feel tired...must visit if you spend few days in Arras. Besides, the neighbourhood is very friendly with original bars around like "Le rat perché " or "Le baobab". Take a good beer there or a hot chocolate after your visit of the museum😊

lots of Jesus pictures if that's your thing BUT the Bruegel was extraordinary- so pleased to see it. It is free entry

Really nice. Lots of things to see and visit. The partenariage with Versalles brought a great exposition of Napoleon and other temporal exhibitions. If you can. Visit it

A very nice museum with a large collection of paintings and other arts throughout the centuries. And it's completely free

In the Saint Vaast Abbey, a very interesting museum with many artworks to see dating back to the Roman Era

Bigger than I had expected; nice to have space to wander (& lovely and cool on a warm day). Really liked the comic book library. And never going to complain about a museum that is free.

Ruins of Mont St Eloi Cathedral zijn Ruïnes van een cathedraal. Die vernietigd is geraakt in de revolutie en nogmaals in ww1 echt heel veel blijft er niet van over. Maar wat ervan van nog overblijft is nog redelijk indrukwekkend. Kort bezoek beter combineren met dingen in de omgeving (Translated by Google) Ruins of Mont St Eloi Cathedral are ruins of a cathedral. It was destroyed in the revolution and again in WW1, not much remains of it. But what remains of it is still quite impressive. It is better to combine a short visit with things in the area

Not easy to reach in the Countryside but well worth the view around what was the Western Front Line.

Very cool spot to check out, nearby the Vimy memorial.

Old substantial Abbey, towers used as lookout points in WW I. Not much else here but good views.

Great little fine on my travels 👌

Spotted this landmark from the main road. It’s just stunning.

A must place to visit if your passing. You can park opposite or at the square. This ruin left over from the Revolution has also witnessed both of the wars and bares scars to them both. A strategic point commanding excellent views of the surrounding landscape.

Large ruined abbey on a hill overlooking the surrounding countryside. Nice restful park opposite.

Amazing.

Did not seem to be very welcoming. Frosty unwelcoming reception from women at the entrance. Definitely not interested in being friendly to visitors.

Very pleasant and helpful staff

Mooie stad met rijke historie, voornamelijk verhalen over de eerste wereldoorlog worden hier zichtbaar gemaakt. De vvv geeft uitgebreide informatie en hier kun je een stadsgids en rondleiding boeken. (Translated by Google) Beautiful city with a rich history, mainly stories about the First World War are made visible here. The tourist office provides extensive information and you can book a city guide and tour here.

Helpful staff.

Zeer zuinig met info: ' volg de tegels doorheen de stad', verder niets te zien? (Translated by Google) Very economical with information: 'follow the tiles through the city', nothing else to see?

Belle architecture.

In Mooi antiek stadhuis (Translated by Google) In Beautiful antique town hall

Chateau d plain

Mooi gebouw. Een bezoek aan de onderaardse gangen is een aanrader (Translated by Google) Beautiful building. A visit to the underground passages is highly recommended

The French House

(Translated by Google) I didn't know Arras and I was pleasantly surprised. 2 extraordinary squares, Grand Place and Place des Heros, seen from the top of the magnificent belfry. The Boves, superb underground passages under Arras. And all this accompanied by a cassolette of andouilette with Houle juniper. The Citadel (Original) Je ne connaissais pas Arras et je fus agréablement surpris. 2 places extraordinaires , grand place et place des heros, vues du haut du magnifique beffroi . Le boves, superbes souterrains sous Arras. Et tout ça accompagné d'une cassolette d'andouilette au genièvre de Houle. La citadelle

(Translated by Google) My visit to Les Boves in Arras today was an incredible experience thanks to our guide, Corentin. His expertise and enthusiasm really enriched the tour, and I was impressed by his ability to provide clear and engaging explanations in both French and English. After this visit, I was so inspired that I now look forward to discovering the other sites of the city. A big thank you to Corentin for this memorable experience! (Original) Ma visite des Boves à Arras aujourd'hui a été une expérience incroyable grâce à notre guide, Corentin. Son expertise et son enthousiasme ont vraiment enrichi la visite, et j'ai été impressionné par sa capacité à fournir des explications claires et captivantes à la fois en français et en anglais. Après cette visite, j'ai été tellement inspiré que j'ai maintenant hâte de découvrir les autres sites de la ville. Un grand merci à Corentin pour cette expérience mémorable !

Catholic Church located not far from main square. Fairly interesting inside. Free to enter. Nice stained glass windows.

Church with a beautiful organ

Amazing

Old church

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church a little set back from the Place des Heroes. The exterior facade needs a good cleaning. The interior view of the stained glass windows is superb. (Original) Belle église un peu en retrait de la place des héros. La façade extérieure aurait besoin d'un bon nettoyage. La vue intérieure des vitraux est superbe.

(Translated by Google) Extravagant Gothic style church, built in 1920 to replace the 16th century church that was on the site and which was destroyed during the First World War. (Original) Iglesia de estilo gótico extravagante, construida en 1920 para sustituir la iglesia del siglo XVI que había en el lugar y que fue destruida durante la Primera Guerra Mundial.

(Translated by Google) The church was built in the 16th century and is dedicated to Saint Niklaas der Grachten. It replaced a 12th-century church in which Thomas of Canterbury had preached, then saved from destruction during the French Revolution by serving as the Temple of Reason. It temporarily became a cathedral between 1803 and 1833. In 1915 it burned down during bombing raids on the city. Two heroic firefighters lost their lives - Walcquez and Glasson. The neighboring street was named after them. The reconstruction in neo-Gothic style is the work of architect Mulard according to the plans of Henri Mazet. The nave is illuminated by stained glass from the same period and is known for its "Descent from the Cross", a monumental painting Pieter-Paul Rubens from 1625. Rubens initially painted this canvas for the monks of Sint-Vaast for their abbey church. The altar reredos in the North Chapel is also remarkable. It was rescued from the Sainte - Chandelle chapel located on the Place des Héros and which was destroyed in 1792. In the center is the oldest statue of Our Lady of the Ardents from the 14th century with the miraculous candle in her right hand. (Original) De kerk werd gebouwd in de 16de - eeuw en is aan Sint Niklaas der Grachten gewijd. Zij verving een kerk uit de 12de-eeuw waarin Thomas van Canterbury nog gepredikt had , daarna gered van de verwoesting in de Franse Revolutie door te fungeren als Tempel van de Rede. Zij werd tijdelijk kathedraal tussen 1803 en 1833. In 1915 brandde ze af tijdens bombardementen op de stad. Hierbij verloren twee heroïsche brandweerlui het leven - Walcquez en Glasson . De naburige straat werd naar hen genoemd. De wederopbouw in neogotische stijl is het werk van architect Mulard volgens de plannen van Henri Mazet. Het schip is verlicht door brandglazen uit dezelfde tijd en is gekend voor haar " Kruisafneming " een monumentaal schilderij van Pieter-Paul Rubens uit 1625. Rubens schilderde dit doek in eerst instantie in opdracht van de monniken Sint-Vaast voor hun abdijkerk. Het altaarretabel in de Noordkapel is eveneens merkwaardig . Het werd gered uit de kapel Sainte - Chandelle die zich bevond op de Place des Héros en die verwoest werd in 1792. Centraal ziet men het oudste beeld van Onze-Lieve-Vrouw des Ardents uit de 14de-eeuw met in haar rechterhand de miraculeuze kaars.

Typical German war cemetery with some 32.000 graves. It is mainly planted with oaks and plane trees surrounded by a natural stone wall and hedges.

(Translated by Google) Occupied from the end of August 1914 by German troops, the Saint-Laurent-Blangy sector remained in the combat zone until September 1918 when it was recaptured by British troops. This military cemetery was created by the French authorities in 1921-1922 to bring together the bodies of German soldiers who had been temporarily buried in many places in the surrounding area. From 1927, on the basis of an agreement concluded in 1926 with the French military authorities, numerous trees and a hedge were planted. It contains 31,939 graves of German soldiers. (Original) Occupé dès la fin août 1914 par les troupes allemandes, le secteur de Saint-Laurent-Blangy est resté dans la zone des combats jusqu'en septembre 1918 lorsqu'il a été repris par les troupes britanniques. Ce cimetière militaire a été créé par les autorités françaises en 1921-1922 pour regrouper les corps de soldats allemands qui avaient été inhumés provisoirement dans de nombreux endroits des environs. À partir de 1927, sur la base d'un accord conclu en 1926 avec les autorités militaires françaises, de nombreux arbres ainsi qu'une haie ont été plantés. Il comporte 31 939 tombes de soldats allemands.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful cemetery, well maintained along the path past the British cemetery on the left. Always a special atmosphere in this place. (Original) Beau cimetière, bien entretenu le long du chemin longeant le cimetière britannique par la gauche. Toujours une atmosphère particulière dans ce lieu.

Been driving by this town and museum for years.... finally visited it. Loved it! It has a partnership with Chateau de Versailles so it has nice exhibitions. Currently on Napoleon I. The permanent collection and the building are also worth your time. Staff is very friendly.

De abdij van Saint- Vaast bevindt zich in Arras , in de Pas-de-Calais. Het werd gesticht in de 7de- eeuw op de heuvel van " La Madeleine " , waar de toekomstige Saint Vaast , voormalige religieuze leraar van Koning Clovis , zich graag terugtrok. Een eerste Benidictijner klooster werd verwoest door een brand in 793 vervolgens werd de herbouwde abdij verschillende keren geëvacueerd aan het einde van de 9de-eeuw tijdens Normandische invasies. In de 15de en 16de eeuw bedreigden de oorlogen van Italië en de botsingen tussen de Koningen van Frankrijk en de Hertogen van Bourgondië de abdij en haar monniken , waardoor de invloed ervan afnam. Het gebouw is zo vervallen dat Kardinaal de Rohan in 1746 opdracht gaf tot de reconstructie van de abdij in een klassieke stijl. Vanaf dat moment zijn de uitgestrekte maar sobere conventuele gebouwen toegankelijk via een veranda en beschut met een eretuin. Bovendien werd de nieuwe abdijkerk na de vernietiging van de Kathedraal Notre-Dame tijdens de Franse Revolutie de nieuwe Kathedraal van de stad op het besluit van Napoleon I In de loop van de19de-eeuw zijn de gebouwen van de abdij ,zelf verlaten door de monniken en eigendom van de stad geworden, gastheer voor het Museum voor Schone Kunsten in de stad . Zeer beschadigd tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog , is het geheel identiek herbouwd. Het gebouw is historisch monument. Rue Paul Doumer Maandag gesloten Andere dagen 10u - 18u (Translated by Google) The Abbey of Saint-Vaast is located in Arras, in the Pas-de-Calais. It was founded in the 7th century on the hill of "La Madeleine", where the future Saint Vaast, former religious teacher of King Clovis, liked to retire. A first Benidictine monastery was destroyed by fire in 793 The rebuilt abbey was subsequently evacuated several times at the end of the 9th century Norman invasions. In the 15th and 16th centuries, the wars of Italy and the clashes between the Kings of France and the Dukes of Burgundy threatened the abbey and its monks, reducing its influence. The building is so dilapidated that in 1746 Cardinal de Rohan ordered the reconstruction of the abbey in a classical style. From then on, the extensive but sober conventual buildings are accessible via a veranda and sheltered by a garden of honour. Moreover, after the destruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral during the French Revolution, the new abbey church became the city's new Cathedral by the decision of Napoleon I During the 19th century, the buildings of the abbey itself were abandoned by the monks and became the property of the city, hosting the city's Museum of Fine Arts. Severely damaged during the First World War, it was rebuilt entirely identically. The building is a historical monument. Rue Paul Doumer Closed on Mondays Other days 10am - 6pm

This museum shares the building with the municipal library. There are three stories displaying quite a lot of things. The second floor displays the history of Arras, which is good for me to understand more about this city. But there is no English translation for the description of exhibits.

Such a nice👍 place with free access: beautiful pieces of art full of history, cosy workspace, kids area, small libraries here and there, sits almost everywhere if you feel tired...must visit if you spend few days in Arras. Besides, the neighbourhood is very friendly with original bars around like "Le rat perché " or "Le baobab". Take a good beer there or a hot chocolate after your visit of the museum😊

lots of Jesus pictures if that's your thing BUT the Bruegel was extraordinary- so pleased to see it. It is free entry

Really nice. Lots of things to see and visit. The partenariage with Versalles brought a great exposition of Napoleon and other temporal exhibitions. If you can. Visit it

A very nice museum with a large collection of paintings and other arts throughout the centuries. And it's completely free

In the Saint Vaast Abbey, a very interesting museum with many artworks to see dating back to the Roman Era

Bigger than I had expected; nice to have space to wander (& lovely and cool on a warm day). Really liked the comic book library. And never going to complain about a museum that is free.

Lovely museum with plenty of fun things for kids! We spent a couple of hours here just having a great time looking at ask the displays with my 8 year old son. I recommend I visit.

Great place for the I kids, lovely garden to enjoy don't miss it . We plan a return trip latter this spring

I like

Perfect 👌

(Translated by Google) The visit went well, it was very educational and fun, for young and old alike! On the other hand, quite disappointed to find a lot of areas closed or under construction. Some areas are poorly maintained or dirty, not counting the toilets in a deplorable state, only the disabled toilets were in good condition.. Fallen outdoor garden.. It's a shame (Original) La visite c'est bien déroulé , c'est très éducatif , ludique , pour les petits comme pour les grands ! En revanche assez déçu de trouver beaucoup de zone fermée ou en travaux . Certaines zones sont mals entretenus ou sales , sans compté les toilettes dans un état déplorable , seul les toilettes handicapées était en bon état .. Jardin extérieur en friche .. C'est dommage

Superb.

(Translated by Google) I went there last year and between the exhibitions and the garden, there is plenty to do. Centered on ecology, you can test your knowledge via games also available directly in the city. You can also take a breath of fresh air and visit the garden with its small farm. Suitable for young and old alike. (Original) J'y suis allée l'année dernière et entre les expositions et le jardin, il y a de quoi faire. Centré sur l'écologie, vous pouvez tester vos connaissances via des jeux également disponibles directement dans la cité. Vous pouvez aussi prendre un bol d'air frais et visiter le jardin avec sa petite ferme. Convient aux petits comme aux grands.

Very interesting exhibition. Presumably aimed at children but will also prove interesting to adults as well. A learning and activity centre housed in a former factory setting. Very educational exhibits exploring the recycling topic. Quite low admission charges and worth a visit.

(Translated by Google) I hesitated to go there because the space seemed to be made more for children. Indeed, the place is suitable for little ones but it is just as interesting for older ones. You have to spend a few hours to do everything in the museum. Very interesting information and discoveries. The museum is very well done I think except in the “market” where it is difficult to hear the news since there is noise from everywhere. I was there on a Sunday, there was no crowd. It was pleasant to wander around the museum and the prices are more than reasonable. (Original) J’ai hésité à y aller car l’espace semblait être fait davantage pour les enfants. En effet, le lieu est adapté pour les petits mais il est tout aussi intéressant pour les plus grands. Il faut passer quelques heures pour tout faire dans le musée. De très intéressantes infos et découvertes. Le musée est très bien fait je trouve excepté sur le « marché » où il est difficile d’entendre les infos puisqu’il y a du bruit d’un peu partout. J’y étais un dimanche, il n’y avait pas foule. C’était agréable de déambuler dans le musée et les prix sont plus que raisonnables.

(Translated by Google) The place is not bad, pleasant to the eye and equipped with varied exhibitions. There's a lot of information, I didn't really know where to start. I just regret that the visitor is not guided in his visit either by a guide or by a paper guide for a thematic visit. (Original) L'endroit est pas mal, agréable à l'oeil et doté d'expo variées. Il y a beaucoup beaucoup d'informations, je ne savais pas trop où me donner de la tête. Je regrette juste que le visiteur ne soit pas guidé dans sa visite soit par un guide soit par un guide papier pour une visite thématique.

(Translated by Google) When we say to ourselves I'm going to go to Robespierre's old house to see how he lived we expect to see furniture and objects that belonged to him. Opening the door of his house the smile on my face had completely disappeared, inside a large modern office for reception, and in this room there were only posters on the walls explaining a little about his life with in addition a bust of Maximilien in the room, that's all!!! No access to the floors and the direct history of the house. Disappointing visit 😅 (Original) Quand on se dit je vais aller dans l'ancienne maison de Robespierre pour voir comment il vivait on s'attend de voir des meubles et des objets qui lui appartenait. En ouvrant la porte de sa maison le sourire sur mon visage avait totalement disparu, à l'intérieur un grand bureau moderne pour l'accueil, et dans cette pièce il y avait seulement des affiches aux murs expliquant un peu sa vie avec en plus un buste de Maximilien dans la pièce, c'est tout !!! Aucun accès aux étages et à l'histoire directe de la maison. Visite décevante 😅

(Translated by Google) The place is especially worth it for all those present in Arras who consider it essential to come in the footsteps of the most famous Arrageois. The visit takes place in the large room on the ground floor of the house inhabited for some time by the incorruptible. No objects, period furniture or manuscripts. But panels summarizing the life of Maximilien Robespierre, a few portraits and a bust. I appreciated, regarding the comments, the concern for historical neutrality regarding “the one who divides us the most”. (Original) L’endroit vaut surtout pour tous ceux, présents à Arras, qui jugent incontournable de venir sur les pas du plus célèbre Arrageois. La visite se déroule dans la grande salle du rez-de-chaussée de la maison habitée quelque temps par l’incorruptible. Pas d’objets, de meubles d’époque ou de manuscrits. Mais des panneaux résumant la vie de Maximilien Robespierre, quelques portraits et un buste. J’ai apprécié, s’agissant des commentaires, le souci de neutralité historique au sujet de « celui qui nous divise le plus ».

In Remembrance of John Cooper Sumner born 24 May 1897 Cleethorpes,England. Died 9 April 1917 Vimy Ridge, aged 19 years 10 months. Your cousin remembers you every year from afar.

Very unusual cemetery, containing Canadian soldiers from the Battle of Arras, and their attack on Vimy Ridge. Because the dead were placed in a large shell hole there are no specific grave markers, with soldiers recorded on a remembrance wall

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place, impressive and full of stories! (Original) Magnifique lieu , impressionnant et rempli d'histoires !

(Translated by Google) Very impressive crater located at Thélus near Vimy (Original) Cratère très impressionnant situé à Thélus près de Vimy

(Translated by Google) Site unfortunately lost in the middle of an industrial zone. (Original) Site malheureusement perdu au milieu d'une zone industrielle.

I don't like is very old fun

Super laser Game

Correct

Nice for kids

OK

Brill for the children.

(Translated by Google) I have been coming here for years with my children. Prices have since remained very affordable. On the other hand, I find it a shame that the baby corner is still not respected by the older children who arrive rowdily without paying attention to the little ones. But hey, I am aware that it is also the duty of parents to ensure that their children respect this. On the other hand, my son has already had 2 birthday parties at your place with his friends and great organization. I just take away a small star for the ashtray in front of the door which causes people to smoke right in front of the entrance and therefore it is not very pleasant for people who do not smoke and especially not very nice for children. (Original) Je viens ici depuis des années avec mes enfants . Les prix depuis restent très abordables . En revanche je trouve ça dommage que le coin bébé n'est toujours pas respecté par les plus grands qui arrivent en chahutant sans faire attention aux plus petits . Mais bon j'ai conscience qu'il est du devoir des parents aussi de faire attention à ce que leurs enfants respectent cela . D'autres part mon fils a déjà fait 2 anniversaire chez vous avec ses copains et super organisation . Je retire juste une petite étoile pour le cendrier devant la porte qui fait que les gens fument juste devant l'entrée et de ce fait ce n'est pas très agréable pour les gens qui ne fument pas et surtout pas très sympa pour les enfants .

Beautiful if a bit hard to get to. Yes it is down a rutted farmtrack

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful place lost between the Lens - Arras highway. The cemetery is a crater where 41 identified Canadian soldiers, 11 unidentified as well as 1 British, 4 from the "empire" and 1 Russian are buried. Still very well maintained as always with the CWGC (Original) Un très bel endroit perdu entre l'autoroute l'axe Lens - Arras. Le cimetière est un cratère où reposent 41 soldats canadiens identifiés, 11 non identifiés ainsi que 1 britannique, 4 de "l'empire" et 1 russe. Toujours très bien entretenu comme toujours avec la CWGC

(Translated by Google) LICHFIELD CRATER was one of two mine craters (the other being ZIVY CRATER) that were used by the Canadian Corps Burial Service in 1917 to bury bodies found on the battlefield of Vimy. The graves made at this time by the Canadians were not named, but numbered CB 2 A. The crater is essentially a mass grave and contains 57 First World War burials, 15 of which are unidentified. The names of the men buried in the crater, all of whom died on April 9 and 10, 1917, with one exception, a dead soldier found on the edge of the crater after the armistice and is the only one marked by a headstone. are inscribed on signs attached to the surrounding wall. (Original) Le cratère LICHFIELD CRATER était l'un des deux cratères de mine (l'autre étant le cratère de ZIVY CRATER) qui ont été utilisés par le service d'inhumation du Corps canadien en 1917 pour enterrer les corps trouvés sur le champ de bataille de Vimy. Les tombes faites à cette époque par les Canadiens n'étaient pas nommés, mais numérotés CB 2 A. Le cratère est essentiellement une fosse commune et contient 57 sépultures de la Première Guerre mondiale, dont 15 non identifiées. Les noms des hommes enterrés dans le cratère, tous morts le 9 et 10 avril 1917, à une exception près, un soldat mort retrouvée au bord du cratère après l'armistice et est la seule marquée par une pierre tombale. sont inscrits sur des panneaux fixés au mur d'enceinte.

(Translated by Google) Place of contemplation: 41 Canadian soldiers from the 1st World War) rest there instead of nowhere (Original) Lieu de recueillement: 41 soldats canadiens de la 1ere guerre mondiale ) y reposent au lieu de nulle part

(Translated by Google) Difficult to access and very beautiful cemetery (Original) Difficile d’accès et très beau cimetière