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Camping in Arras
The capital of the French department of Pas-de-Calais is ideally located, with easy access to Lille and other major cities. Its perfect setting, beautiful squares, and wide range of campervan sites make Arras a popular destination among European campers. You can choose a city campsite or opt for a campervan site further outside the centre to fully enjoy the scenic surroundings. One thing is certain: you won’t get bored in Arras!
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Sights and Attractions
Looking to make the most of your stay in Arras beyond scenic walks and some great shopping? Check out this list of must-sees and be sure to explore the city for yourself—Arras boasts over 200 buildings listed as ‘Monument Historique’, making it a treasure trove for culture lovers.
Wellington Quarry
The former quarry dates back to the 10th century. The underground tunnels, about 12 metres deep, form a complete network beneath the city. This network plays an important part in the history of Arras, as soldiers hid here during the Battle of Arras. If you’re interested in learning more about the city’s fascinating past, this site is a must-see!
Nemetacum
Founded by the Romans over two thousand years ago, the ancient city of ‘Nemetacum’ can still be explored in Arras today. Several parts of the historic Roman settlement have been excavated and are open to visitors. Guided tours are also available to provide plenty of historical insight!
Saint-Vaast Abbey
If you want to be amazed, be sure to visit the beautifully restored ‘Saint-Vaast’ Abbey. Built in the 7th century on a hill in Arras, the abbey has a rich history, serving as a monastery, a hospital, and later as barracks. In the 18th century, the abbey and the cathedral together formed the largest religious complex in all of France. Today, Saint-Vaast is a museum where you can admire religious artefacts and more.
Place des Héros
While in Arras, don’t miss the two stunning squares, ‘Grand Place’ and ‘Place des Héros’. Many of the buildings around these squares were rebuilt after World War I to repair war damage, and the others have been fully restored. The richly decorated façades with ornaments, clocks, and various figures are sure to impress. Take a stroll and snap some memorable photos!
Strolling, relaxing, and soaking up culture
Would you like to stroll through one of Arras’ beautiful squares, visit a genuine French market, or simply enjoy a scenic walk? Choose one of the campsites in Arras and let yourself be surprised by this breathtaking city!