Place d'Armes is a large, central square in Calais, serving as a hub for city life. It frequently hosts a vibrant market offering fresh produce, clothing, and local goods. The square is also home to a statue of Charles de Gaulle and his wife, as well as the medieval watch tower. Numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants line the square, providing ample dining options. The area benefits from good parking facilities and is within walking distance of the port.
Place d'Armes is ideal for travelers looking for a taste of local life, foodies, shoppers, and families with children.
Spring and summer offer pleasant weather for enjoying the square.
Saturday mornings are the busiest and most vibrant due to the market. Morning is best for the market, lunchtime for dining, and evening for a lively atmosphere.
The square is generally accessible, with paved surfaces suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. However, specific accessibility features within individual shops and restaurants may vary.
The square often features fairground-type attractions for children. There are park areas for children to play, and the market can be an interesting experience for them. Stroller access is generally good.
Pets are generally allowed in the square, but may not be permitted in all restaurants and shops.
Numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants surround the square, offering a wide range of cuisines and price points. There are also park areas suitable for picnics. Restrooms are available in some of the cafes and restaurants.
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