Calais is a port city on the northern coast of France known for its wide beaches historic lace tradition and important role as a gateway to the United Kingdom. The town features a striking town hall with a tall belfry that rises above open squares and quiet streets. Its seafront has long views toward the Channel and a steady movement of ships that shape the daily rhythm of the city. Calais also carries deep layers of history from medieval chapters to modern crossings and it offers a blend of maritime life cultural landmarks and coastal openness.
Part of: France