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Contact Details:
Address:
Christine Brottes14 Burgh Straete
Pitgam
59284
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1 reviewsPrice per night:
price from €75Telephone:
Mobile:
06 75 59 23 57Description:
Description for B&B:
At a charming guesthouse labeled Gites de France 3 ears, we extend a warm welcome to you for a weekend stay in a 19th-century Flemish farmhouse. On the lower level, you will find an inviting entrance, a separate toilet, a well-appointed bathroom, and a private terrace for your exclusive use.Reviews
Appréciations pour La Pinsonniere, Pitgam:
Ne passez pas à côté
Accueil de qualité, chambre décorée avec goût et très calme, petit déjeuner varié avec produits du terroir.
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Prices
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extra bed | breakfast |
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Attractions
- Dunkirk - Located approximately 25 kilometers west of Pitgam, Dunkirk is a historic port city known for its role in World War II. Visitors can explore the Dunkirk War Museum, stroll along the beautiful sandy beaches, and witness the famous Operation Dynamo evacuation site.
- Gravelines - Situated around 13 kilometers northeast of Pitgam, Gravelines is a charming fortified town with well-preserved ramparts and moats. Here, tourists can visit the Gravelines Belfry, explore the Vauban fortifications, and enjoy the picturesque canals.
- Saint-Omer - Located about 19 kilometers southeast of Pitgam, Saint-Omer is a delightful town known for its rich history and architectural treasures. Highlights include the impressive Saint-Omer Cathedral, the ruins of the Saint-Bertin Abbey, and the charming canals of the Audomarois Marshes.
- Bergues - Situated approximately 11 kilometers northeast of Pitgam, Bergues is a picturesque town with a well-preserved medieval center. Visitors can admire the stunning Saint-Winoc Church, walk along the fortified walls, and explore the unique Belfry of Bergues, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Calais - Located around 50 kilometers northwest of Pitgam, Calais is a vibrant coastal city that offers a range of attractions. Travelers can visit the Calais Lace Museum to learn about the city's lace-making heritage, explore the Calais Town Hall, or take a ferry to the iconic White Cliffs of Dover.
- Lille - Situated approximately 95 kilometers southeast of Pitgam, Lille is a bustling metropolis with a vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can explore the historic Old Town, visit the Palais des Beaux-Arts (one of the largest fine arts museums in France), and immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of the Grand Place.
- Cassel - Located about 17 kilometers east of Pitgam, Cassel is a charming hilltop town known for its panoramic views and rich history. Travelers can climb to the top of Mont Cassel to enjoy breathtaking vistas, visit the Museum of Flanders to learn about the region's heritage, and wander through the quaint streets lined with traditional Flemish houses. These attractions offer a diverse range of historical, cultural, and natural experiences, allowing tourists to explore the beautiful region surrounding Pitgam.