A marginal Christmas at Ethni'Cité
Near La Roche Posay and Châtellerault, France, Ethni'Cité, the troglodyte village of St-Rémy-sur-Creuse, opens its doors to celebrate the end of the year in style. Legend has it that Saint Nicholas himself once passed through this place. Open since November 28, there are still a few days left (until December 23) to discover this magical place that charms young and old alike.
On the program : confection de couronnes de Christmas et de décorations originales, contes de Noël dans les grottes, dégustation de chocolat chaud et découverte des fameuses recettes du Santa Claus en vue du Réveillon. Sans oublier une exposition de tableaux d’artistes locaux et le jeu « Réveillons le Père Noël ».
Overlooking the Creuse River, this unusual village nestled on the side of a rock is 900 years old. A true journey through time at Christmas time.
Ethni'Cité is a cultural project set up by the Nucléus association, to raise public awareness about the preservation and enhancement of this exceptional heritage, both in terms of architecture and history, as well as in terms of nature and landscape. Everything that makes the cellars and their site so rich and beautiful provides a very good basis for young people to learn about nature, its cycles, environmental protection, and eco-citizen actions. The complex includes 7 rooms covering a history that extends from the 12th to the 19th century. A true journey through time.
Information : www.ethnicite.fr