Accessible holidays in the Nord

Dies ist nicht die echte Post von Bergues, sondern nur der Drehort aus dem Film "Willkommen bei den Sch´tis". Im ersten Stock wohnt im Film der Postdirektor Philippe Abrams.

Here, letter carrier Antoine and his director Philippe Abrams drunkenly pee off the bridge while delivering the mail in the movie "Welcome to the Sch'tis".

The Pont Saint Jean bridge is located in the immediate vicinity of the post office from the movie "Welcome to the Sch'tis". It can be seen in the last scene when leaving Bergues.

Visit Villa Cavrois, the highest achievement of architect Robert Mallet-Stevens. Fine craftsmanship, modernist ideals, and luxurious tastes make this 1930s Art Deco masterpiece a fascinating spot to visit.Known as the most important work in architect Robert Mallet-Stevens' career, Villa Cavrois was designed between 1929 and 1932 for textile industrialist Paul Cavrois. The house was occupied by German troops in the early 1940s. And by the end of the war, it was nearly wrecked. Thankfully, it's been refurbished to its original state by a team of craftsmen.

At Le Bruegel you sit at long, rustic tables, drink the house beer and eat regional specialties cooked in beer or gratinated with maroille.

Participate in a virtual reality presentation centered around Notre-Dame de Paris, showcasing its historical and architectural significance.Over the course of the event, observe historical transitions from the Medieval era to the modern day.Utilize advanced visuals to enter spaces otherwise inaccessible, gaining insights into the work of builders and artists associated with Notre-Dame.

Avec une collection de plus de 1 500 objets, le Musée-Parc arhéologique Arkéos témoigne du dynamisme de la recherche archéologique dans la région.

Step aboard the *Titanic* through a virtual reality (VR) experience.With *Titanic - Echoes from the Past*, travel 3,800 m beneath the Atlantic to learn about the infamous ship.Explore the ocean depths on a VR tour that showcases the remains of the Titanic, from its upper decks to the wreck on the ocean floor.Through real testimonies and historical reconstructions, learn about the people connected to this historic event.