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3. www.completefrance.com › travel › holidaysTrace your Huguenot ancestry in La Rochelle - Complete France

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   Jul 24, 2015 · South African-born Pierre de Villiers explores the religious heritage of La Rochelle and discovers more about his own ancestors’ dramatic escape from persecution more than 300 years ago. The Globe de la Francophonie public artwork in La Rochelle is the sort of attraction that you need to track down.

4. fr.mappy.com › plan › 17000-rochellePlan La Rochelle : carte de La Rochelle (17000) et infos ...

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   Vous recherchez la carte ou le plan de La Rochelle et de ses environs ? Trouvez l’adresse qui vous intéresse sur le plan de La Rochelle ou préparez un calcul d'itinéraire à partir de ou vers La Rochelle.

5. ontheworldmap.com › france › cityLarge detailed map of La Rochelle - Ontheworldmap.com

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   Large detailed map of La Rochelle. This map shows streets, roads, rivers, houses, buildings, hospitals, parking lots, shops, churches, stadiums, railways, railway stations, gardens, forests and parks in La Rochelle. Source: Map based on the free editable OSM map www.openstreetmap.org .

6. www.tours-la-rochelle.fr › en › discoverHistory of towers of La Rochelle

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   Facing the Atlantic, La Rochelle's three towers - Saint-Nicolas (14th century), la Chaîne (14th century) and la Lanterne (12th and 15th centuries) - are the remains of a large-scale program of medieval fortifications built by the city.

7. leguideepicure.fr › listing › le-sarahzinLe Sarah'Zin - Restaurant à La Rochelle 17000 - Le Guide Épicure

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   Ici, on s’adapte à la clientèle quelque soit vos restrictions alimentaires (végétarien, végan, intolérance sarrazin). Ouverte tous les jours de la semaine et en service continu le week-end, la crêperie dispose également d’une terrasse chauffée face à l’aquarium. Notre avis : Une crêperie à consommer sans modération !

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   Where are the towers of La Rochelle located?

   • Discover the history of the towers of La Rochelle, located in the heart of the city: the Tour Saint-Nicolas, the Tour de la Chaîne and the Tour de la Lanterne, emblems of the city since the Middle Ages. Three mighty towers!

   History of towers of La Rochelle

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   Was La Rochelle a Protestant town?

   • From 1568 to 1628, La Rochelle was a Protestant town. Admiral de Coligny, who occasionally resided there with Protestant dignitaries, launched the idea of creating a Protestant funeral memorial in the tower. In 1651, during the Fronde, soldiers left the Tour de la Chaîne, setting fire to the stock of gunpowder stored there.

   History of towers of La Rochelle

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   Who built the towers of La Rochelle?

   • The towers of La Rochelle have been listed as historic monuments since 1879. From onwards, restoration campaigns have continued right up to the present day. From the top of each tower, enjoy a unique panorama of the city and the ocean! Legend has it that the Saint-Nicolas Tower was built by the fairy Mélusine.

   History of towers of La Rochelle

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   Why is La Rochelle called the ville blanche?

   • Given its importance to the Huguenots, it makes perfect sense that the De Villiers’ dash for freedom would have started in this most fascinating of seaports on the Atlantic coast of France. Stroll around La Rochelle and it becomes clear why it’s known as the Ville Blanche.

   Trace your Huguenot ancestry in La Rochelle - Complete France

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   Where to go in La Rochelle?

   • The most impressive entrance to the old town is next to the large clock tower, although many other entry points are possible. Perhaps the most imposing of all the historical monuments in La Rochelle is the Town Hall - a lovely 17th century building with turrets and elaborate carvings, inside a fortified wall.

   La Rochelle harbour and old town - France This Way

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   Where can I find evidence of ancestors' fight and flight in La Rochelle?

   • Families like the De Villiers clan. To find evidence of my ancestors’ fight and flight in La Rochelle I visit the Musée Rochelais d’Histoire Protestante in Rue Saint-Michel, devoted to the history of Protestantism in the city and the surrounding areas.

   Trace your Huguenot ancestry in La Rochelle - Complete France

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9. www.francethisway.com › places › la-rochelle-harbourLa Rochelle harbour and old town - France This Way

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   Explore La Rochelle old town and harbour. Start your visit with a walk around the harbour: there is a broad boulevard, ideal for promenading and for seeing much of the action of the town. There are also a lot of market stalls here, buskers and street artists and a wide range of restaurants.