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A weekend in Niort
Week-long trip to Niort
Family visit to Niort
During a short weekend — or a long one — at one of our hotels in Deux-Sèvres, you’ll get to visit a city steeped in history. Niort city center is not far at all from our Première Classe hotels. The impressive medieval Donjon de Niort, the Gothic Eglise Notre-Dame and 19th-century Eglise Saint-Hilaire, as well as the old Renaissance city hall and protestant temple catch the attention of many passers-by. Or are you a nature lover? Poitevin Marsh is also right on the doorstep. Discover this verdant oasis, tucked between Niort and La Rochelle.
Culture and nature combine in Niort to offer you a week packed with new experiences. Your hotel room here is a great base for setting out to see the city’s rich heritage. Its castle keep, temple and churches are all unquestionably worth a visit. The city center is also full of beautiful old buildings, like the Maison de la Vierge at 55 Rue Saint-Gelais. Continue your stroll along the Sèvre to enjoy a pleasant wander down the Coulée Verte. As for foodies and gourmet lovers, they should head to the indoor markets to sample the area’s culinary specialties.
Heading to Niort with the family? You’re in luck — the region is one big outdoor playground. Stately homes and castles lie hidden in the lush natural landscapes of Deux-Sèvres. The castle in Niort itself is also home to a museum. Visitors of all ages will love the themed tours and entertainment. Or perhaps you’d rather get outdoors and go for a walk? The Jardins de la Brèche and Poitiers Marsh are both great spots for relaxing and checking out the local wildlife. Make your way back to your hotel room with a smile on your face and a head full of memories!
Gourmet stay in Niort
After a restful night’s sleep and a vitamin-packed breakfast, you’re all set to explore the many different sides to Niort and the surrounding area. Your weekend here is a great opportunity to sample the local culinary specialties. Did you know that one of Deux-Sèvres’ top products is Échiré butter? It even graces the tables of the Élysée Palace, and Buckingham Palace too. Aside from the staple white beans — known as Mogette beans here — angelica also enjoys a top spot in the region’s gastronomy. It is used to make all sorts of delicious candies, preserves and liqueurs.
Must-sees in Niort
With its line-up of festivities, Niort is sure to pique its visitors’ curiosity. During your weekend away in our Première Classe hotel, all manner of events await you. In March, the city celebrates up-and-coming talent with the Nouvelle(s) Scène(s) festival. March is also the month when wine, gastronomy and chocolate trade fairs come to town. In May, the Takavoir festival showcases films made with mobile phones. Lastly, a huge exhibition fair takes place during the last week of April, with all the hallmarks of the big fairs of the Middle Ages.
Anecdote about Niort
A thriving city in the early 19th century, Niort owes its reputation to the chamois leather industry. These workers were the ones who supplied Napoleon Bonaparte’s cavalry with their “culottes de peau”, a kind of pant. Niort was also where Napoleon Bonaparte spent one of his last nights in France on July 2, 1815. He was exiled to the island of Saint Helena soon after. Check out the heritage of the surrounding area by staying for longer — you’ll find our affordable Première Classe hotels in La Rochelle and Poitiers, too.
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