Le Cateau-Cambresis
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Le Cateau-Cambresis Vacation Packages
From Le Cateau-Cambresis, it's approximately 65 miles northeast to Brussels and 80 miles north to Bruges.
Look out for sea birds and take in the striking vistas at Axo Plage. This stretch of coastline is 45 miles to the south.
If you enjoy exploring Mother Nature, check out one of the Le Cateau-Cambresis region's natural areas. Val Joly Lake is 25 miles away from Le Cateau-Cambresis, while Pays de Thierache Tourism Office sits 25 miles away.
A trip to Musee Matisse will teach you something about the local culture and the people who live here.
Stade Nungesser in Valenciennes, 18 miles to the north of Le Cateau-Cambresis, is a must-visit for sports aficionados. Remember to have a few beers at one of the nearby bars afterwards.
To explore a different part of this area, you might want to go to Busigny to visit Family Home of Henri Matisse and Maison Familiale d'Henri Matisse. Another location that shouldn't be missed is Wambaix, approximately 10 miles away. This is where you can take a look at Aristide-Briand Square and Musee de Cambrai.
Approximately 15 miles to the southwest of Le Cateau-Cambresis is Levergies, a regional hotspot where you can visit Saint-Quentin Basilica, Royal Kids Saint Quentin and Le Musee Du Touage. Butterfly Museum and La Maison du Textile are also certainly worth stopping at.
Cycling in this region is a terrific way to unwind while having fun. Sunbathing is also popular with those who enjoy taking it easy.
Trying traditional food is an excellent way to get to know an area. So be sure to stop by some of the region's bars, cafés and restaurants.
Potjevleesch (meat stew) and carbonade flamande (beef in beer) are both specialty options with their own special flavors.
Most places will have Pelforth Amber on tap. Order a few pints with your pals and find out why this beer is cherished by the locals.
Make an effort to bond with the local people by getting familiar with some French. C'est combien ? translates to how much is this? in French. Santé ! À votre santé ! (cheers/good health!) is also essential.
If you plan to visit on on the 14th of July, you should get ready to party. Each year on this day, the entire nation comes together to celebrate Bastille Day.
Time to say a final "À plus tard" to Le Cateau-Cambresis? Pick up some last-minute souvenirs with the last of your euros to ensure you always remember your amazing trip.
For those who plan on traveling by plane, you'll want to know that the most convenient airport is 40 miles to the northwest.
As there are no Le Cateau-Cambresis accommodations registered with Expedia, you may find it convenient to stay in Caudry, which lies around 6 miles away. The Hôtel Akena City Caudry and Hotel'N are the best options for a good night's sleep in Caudry.