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What to do and see in Terrasson-Lavilledieu, Nouvelle-Aquitaine: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Terrasson-Lavilledieu, France including La Verrerie de Terrasson, Eglise Abbatiale Saint Sour, Vieux Pont Bridge, Musee du Chocolat Bovetti, Les Jardins de l'Imaginaire.
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1. La Verrerie de Terrasson
2. Eglise Abbatiale Saint Sour
3. Vieux Pont Bridge
4. Musee du Chocolat Bovetti
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 229 reviews
Valter BOVETTI, chocolate maker, you share his passion by unveiling the secrets of this magical product that is chocolate. The history of cocoa, the Mayas to his arrival in Spain and in France. Then, the work in plantations, industrial processing illustrated with old machines and the production workshop where you attend at the created of the homemade chocolate. At the end of the visit, the children make a mold and can take them home with the original mold they can then reuse. The tour ends with a beautiful tasting where you will find many specialties of our chocolate You can observe the greenhouse of cocoa. Our chocolate meets European standards of hygiene and safety.
Reviewed By dannyh94 - Swalecliffe, United Kingdom
Didn’t do the tour but the staff couldn’t be friendlier and let us do some tasting and look round the shop area! Had a lovely chat with one of the girls behind the counter that spoke perfect English and told us a lot about the museum anyway! We will be back for the tour another day!!
5. Les Jardins de l'Imaginaire
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3.5 based on 465 reviews
Reviewed By Sosmall07 - Leamington Spa, United Kingdom
We had a guided tour, in French, which really helped to understand the garden and its design. However, it seems a shame that you can't then wander round at will. There are so many spaces that are designed for sitting and contemplating, and you don't have time to do this - it's not a fast-paced walk, but you do have to keep moving on. I see someone else visited without a guided tour on a special weekend - if possible, I would recommend the guide first, and then a leisurely stroll. We returned in the evening for their summer 'Spectacle du feu'. We had reserved tickets by email before leaving for France, as it was only on on Tuesday nights. We paid early on Tuesday evening, went to watch the boat jousting on the river while we waited, then went to the Spectacle. 2 euros each, take a picnic rug to sit on. We had fire performers (juggling, and making pretty patterns) and a laser show. About an hour in total, and then enough time to catch the last of the loops of video-mapping on Saint Sour church.
