First of all, tourists should visit the heart of Calais – Place d'Armes. On this square, visitors can attend charming shops and admire gorgeous historic buildings. Twice a week, interesting fair trades are open on this square, and tourists will certainly find it very interesting to visit them. The tradition of these one-day fair trades appeared several centuries ago. Here, visitors can find local organic products, unique handicrafts, and even antiquities. The square looks particularly attractive during the Christmas period. It becomes incredibly cozy and attractive, a true quintessence of inimitable French charm. Aquar’aile restaurant is an absolutely fabulous place to have a meal and admire attractive surroundings. This restaurant is open on the top floor of one of the tallest buildings in Calais. Aquar’aile offers a breathtaking view of the sea and coast, as well as neighborhoods of the city. The restaurant mostly specializes in fish and seafood dishes. Brasserie is one of the most unusual types of French cafes. As a rule, they offer home food, such as pies, traditional Flemish cuisine, and craft beer. Calais is famous primarily for its textile industry. Feather-weight lace and tulle are internationally famous for their exceptional quality and beauty. There is a museum dedicated to this industry in the city. It offers an interesting exhibition dedicated to the process of making lace, ornaments, and embroidery. There are both new and old weaver looms, as
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