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Superb!Marquenterre Park
If you're a nature-lover or wildlife enthusiast, why not join thousands ofmigratory birds on a stopover at the Parc du Marquenterre. At the heart of the Baie de Somme nature reserve, 200 hectares of dunes, forests and marshes provide refuge for birds on their migration routes between Scandinavia and Mauritania.
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The Baie de Somme remains wildSomme Bay
It combines lakes, marshes, dunes and salt meadows to create a landscape between land and water, where sea and sky merge. Enjoy intoxicating, iodized walks through exceptional landscapes in perpetual motion: shades of gray, beige and white, immense skies, silky, opalescent and pearly light. The region is one of France's major migration hotspots.
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Landscaped by Gilles clémentGardens and Abbey of Valloires
The gardens of Valloires, in Argoules, stretch over 8 hectares at the foot of a Cistercian abbey, the only complete one in France. The gardens were designed by the famous landscape architect Gilles Clément, who created the Parc André Citroën in Paris. They feature over 5,000 species and varieties of plants.
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The largest Gothic edifice ever builtNotre-Dame d'Amiens
Picardy is a land of cathedrals. If you're a lover of history and heritage, we invite you to Amiens to discover the jewel of Gothic architecture: Notre-Dame Cathedral.
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A natural setting in the heart of Amiens CityThe Hortillonnages
The hortillonnages are a natural setting right in the heart of the City, a bucolic stroll sure to charm lovers. They have contributed toAmiens' ranking asthe 7th greenest City in France, a title awarded by the Union Nationale des Entreprises du Paysage. Cultivated since the Middle Ages by the hortillons, these floating gardens form a 300-hectare mosaic enclosed by the arms of the Somme and Avre rivers.
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