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From the battlefields of the First World War to Soissons, the former capital of the kingdom of France, revisit the important chapters in French history with a holiday in Picardy.
Nature lovers will prefer the vast wetlands of the Somme or the forest of Compiegne, ideal for a camping holiday in Picardy. Unless you prefer the Oise, where you will find the ??Chantilly estate and the Château d’Emenonville.
Nature lovers will prefer the vast wetlands of the Somme or the forest of Compiegne, ideal for a camping holiday in Picardy. Unless you prefer the Oise, where you will find the ??Chantilly estate and the Château d’Emenonville.
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