Le Vieux Blois, A Timeless Journey Through History

Le Vieux Blois, Blois, France
The old town area is worth a visit
4.2
Neighborhood

Introduction

Despite the severe damage suffered during World War II, the restored buildings in the old town of Blois still attract the attention of many tourists. In particular, the bell tower of the church shines brilliantly under the night lights. Across from the church, there is a 15th-century house adorned with a medieval clown woodcarving, perhaps one of the few surviving artifacts from the war. This building is now home to acrobats and is located at 3bis Rue Pierre De Blois.
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Le Vieux Blois, Blois, France

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