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The 10 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Aisne, Hauts-de-France
Discover the best top things to do in Aisne, France including Aisne-Marne Memorial & Cemetery, Reves d'Eau, La Hottee du Diable, Familistere de Guise, Aisne Marne American Cemetery, Chateau-Fort de Guise, Musee Franco Americain, Parc d'Isle, Donjon de Septmonts, Abbaye de Vauclair.
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1. Aisne-Marne Memorial & Cemetery
2. Reves d'Eau
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 141 reviews
Venez decouvrir un lieu unique a l'ambiance apaisante dans un cadre feutre et chaleureux avec des espaces entierement dedies au bien etre et a la detente : sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, salle de repos, massage, hydro-jet, etc ...
3. La Hottee du Diable
4. Familistere de Guise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 400 reviews
Reviewed By Curious604137
Very interesting experience of utopia. Well organized. I could allow only 2 hours. If you get into it, it is worth more. Cafeteria looks rather basic, but anyway everybody shows warm welcome.
5. Aisne Marne American Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By 54MikeM - Poplar Grove, United States
Without exception, this tour with Gilles Lagin was the best battlefield tour I have ever taken and probably the best tour overall, I just can’t remember them all. Gilles, “jeeel”, is so passionate about his research of this specific moment in history that he can’t wait to share it with anyone who will pay attention. He is so through and accurate that I believe he may be the world’s foremost authority on WWI action in this area. His tours are personalized to what is important to you. If you have family who served in WWI research as much as you can. Provide him with their names and as much information as you can including the unit they were in if possible and he will make sure you walk the same ground they did and he will describe every detail of that engagement. If you are a Marine, correspond with him ahead of time. He will make sure you see the historic, sacred spots of the battle, especially the Bulldog Fountain and the 1775 Pub where you absolutely must drink a toast with the owner to your comrades. You will understand why several Commandants of the Marine Corps, Secretaries of Defense, and every Marine General who can get here books Gilles for their tour. He is, after all, an honorary U. S. Marine! These are personalized tours with no big bus or loudspeaker commentary. It will be the most moving day you ever spend on a battlefield. Just your small group having a conversation with the most passionate, excited, informative man you have ever met.’ I could gush on and on about our day with Mr. Lagin but I will say only this. If you take a WWI tour with him you will not be disappointed, you will not miss anything important to you, and if you do, contact me. I will take it as a personal embarrassment.
6. Chateau-Fort de Guise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Guise, an strategic town in the Valley of the Oise, has been a fortress at the heart of European events from the Xth to the XXth century. With its medieval keep, underground passageways, casemates and bastions, this castle introduces us to the story of the evolution of military architecture over hundreds of years. It reflects the power of some of its owners, such as the famous Dukes of Guise.
Reviewed By The_stobas
What a treat! Kept us all entertained for a few hours. Great signage and a self guided tour so you can wander at your own pace. Some steep steps and climbs up into the tower and down into the cellars - be prepared! Really atmospheric (the cellars are a bit spooky!), great range of exhibitions and discoveries without turning it into a museum. The kids loved it, so did we!! The fort also supports young people who volunteer to help restore the attraction, defo worth a quick donation or purchase from the gift shop to allow this great work to continue.
7. Musee Franco Americain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
8. Parc d'Isle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 241 reviews
Le Parc d'Isle, véritable oasis de loisirs, offre la possibilité aux sportifs, aux amoureux de la nature, aux familles, aux gourmands... de s'évader, de s'adonner à leur passion, de se détendre dans un cadre exceptionnel en plein cœur urbain du Saint-Quentinois. Découvrez son parc animalier, sa réserve naturel, son Jungle's Café, ses aires de jeux... Le Parc d'Isle est gratuit et vous accueille toute l'année !
Reviewed By 781lens - Sheffield, United Kingdom
A delightful place to send a lazy few hours. A large marshland lake surrounded buy nature at it's best ( even saw my first bittern!). A small nature reserve and a huge recreational lake with artificial lake, kids (of all ages!) water activities, crazy golf etc. Deeper in there is a nice wildlife park/petting zoo where the animals all look well cared for ( note part is closed until next year as it is being improved). One down side - no ice creams were available while we were there but Murphy's Law a van passed us on the drive way as we left :-(
9. Donjon de Septmonts
10. Abbaye de Vauclair
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 130 reviews
Cette abbaye cistercienne, au nom originel de "Clara Vallis", fut fondée par Saint-Bernard en 1134 au coeur de la forêt de Vauclair. Epargné durant la Révolution, cet édifice sera très gravement endommagé durant les combats de la première guerre mondiale. A ce jour ne subsistent plus que les ruines de l'abbaye, et un jardin de plantes médicinales a été aménagé à l'emplacement de l'ancienne apothicairerie. On peut également visiter en saison le musée privé rassemblant quelques pièces archéologiques trouvées sur le site, et flâner également dans le verger conservatoire contigu à l'abbaye... Accès gratuit à l'ensemble du site, entre le lever et le coucher du soleil.
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