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Gourmet walk in Cadillac
Trips
Gourmet walk in CadillacAn experience combining heritage and gastronomy! Departing from the port, set off on a gourmet walk through the heart of the charming medieval village of Cadillac, where each stop invites you to discover local culinary delights. Along the way, regional specialties will be handed to your guide for you to enjoy at the end of the walk, accompanied by local wines in a beautiful 17th-century chartreuse (manor house). One of the best getaways to awaken your taste buds while exploring the timeless history of a unique village! PLEASE NOTE Wear comfortable, sturdy walking shoes and appropriate clothing. Length: approx. 4 km/2,5 miles and an altitude difference of 22 m/0.01 miles. If the ship is not moored in Cadillac, be prepared for an additional fee or about 15€ for the return trip to Bordeaux. *Alcohol can be harmful to your health. Please drink in moderation.
CroisiEurope and the Rouen Armada
Articles
CroisiEurope and the Rouen ArmadaOn the occasion of the Armada de Rouen, one of the largest gatherings of sailboats, boats and military ships, CroisiEurope is sponsoring the creation of a work of art created by Jean-Baptiste Sauvage as part of Operation Razzle Dazzle #4, in partnership with the association Le Sens de la Barge et Normandie Impressionniste. As part of this event, a 28-metre boat was repainted in accordance with the "Razzle Dazzle" camouflage technique used during the First World War. "What interests me is to work on a motif that is designed in relation to a moving form and which, in fact, changes its perception. The "Razzle Dazzle" embodies a particular moment in the history of art that fascinates me, at the crossroads of impressionism and cubism, with the notion of movement in evidence and in constraint, which is at the heart of this painting system initially thought of as functional," says Jean-Baptiste Sauvage. You can find the boat and its particularities on the quays of the Seine in Rouen at n°107 - Allée François Mitterrand from 6 to 16 June 2019. DISCOVER THE ARMADA SITE