Tourist sites

The Coubre State Forest is the largest forest in the department, extending over approximately 5,000 hectares from ...

The Côte Sauvage corresponds to the coast of the Arvert peninsula. This long beach stretches between the mouth of ...

The Pointe de la Coubre forms the junction between the Forêt de la Coubre-La Tremblade and the Baie de Bonne Anse. ...

Less emblematic than its big brothers in the Vieux Port, the Phare du Quai Valin is nonetheless a discreet and ...

The Maritime Museum of La Rochelle, located in the trawler basin of the Old Port, offers a captivating immersion in ...

The Old Port of La Rochelle is the historic and emblematic heart of the city, a place steeped in history, charm and ...

The Phare du quai du Gabut, also known as the "red lighthouse", is an iconic structure in La Rochelle, guiding ships ...

La Rochelle City Hall is an iconic building, considered the oldest French city hall still in operation. It is an ...

La Friche du Gabut, located in the heart of La Rochelle, is much more than just a wasteland. It is an emblematic ...

The Saint-Nicolas Tower is one of the most emblematic symbols of La Rochelle, marking the entrance to the Old Port ...

The Grosse Horloge, as we know it today, is the result of a long evolution. Originally, it was one of the fortified ...

The Tour de la Chaîne, like its neighbors the Tour Saint-Nicolas and the Tour de la Lanterne, is inseparable from ...

The Lantern Tower of La Rochelle is one of the most emblematic symbols of the city, one of the three medieval towers ...