LAMBIN NOEL

The jewel in the crown of Calais. We went to the top of the tower by lift, unfortunately it was raining but what fantastic views we had. Highly recommended.

Very nice building and it's open for the visits (not like the one in Dunkirk) : the first floor and the tower (can get a guided tour)

Very beautiful town hall with an amazing clock tower. Really nice picture potential specially with the "Calais" letters. Great for some nice souvenir pictures of the place. Definitely worth checking out and only a few minutes away from the train station.

Stunning gardens and building. Clock tower is similar in size to London’s Big Ben. I didn’t have time to visit the inside of the town hall however the gardens are impressive enough.

Amazing building with an impressive clock tower. You can go up to the first floor for free and view the rooms and for a small charge (€5 per adult and €2 per child) you can even go up the bell tower. A great building to look round

Warm welcome from the team, amazing views of the city. You get a nice guided tour for some history and some interesting facts about the areas. Would recommend!

Baroque Style of Building with a park and museum nearby. Interesting architecture and story of the Les Bourgeois de Calais where the English invaded and Calais became a part of England in 1347. Six dignitaries were put up for execution to spare the entire town from mass slaughter by King Edward 111. A Rodin statue exist outside depicting the six men with ropes around their necks. You can go into the belfry but unfortunately when I visited it wasn’t open.

Nice place,not as clean as expected. Not very safe as many weird people were walking in the park. Washing clothes by the lake and sleep on the benches.