Saint-Pierre Park

Saint-Pierre Park, in Calais

Saint-Pierre Park is a pleasant green space facing the town hall of Calais, which shelters a memory museum. The Calais audio-guided tour stops here to evoke this green lung laden with history, a place of promenade and memory.

The green lung facing the town hall

Saint-Pierre Park is one of the main green spaces of Calais, laid out facing the town hall and its belfry. With its lawns, its trees, its paths and its bodies of water, it offers a pleasant place of promenade and relaxation in the heart of the town. The park also shelters a former blockhouse of the Second World War, transformed into a museum dedicated to the memory of the conflict and the history of Calais during the Occupation. A place of greenery and memory, Saint-Pierre Park invites both to strolling and to contemplation, a stone's throw from the emblematic monuments of the city.

What to see

Here you enjoy the lawns, the paths and the bodies of water facing the town hall and the belfry, and you discover the former blockhouse transformed into a memory museum of the Second World War. Saint-Pierre Park blends greenery and memory. It is a pleasant stop, to be explored on foot.

Practical information

Saint-Pierre Park lies facing the town hall of Calais, reachable on foot. It is a public park freely accessible during opening hours, which vary; the memory museum follows its own hours and conditions. It is best to check the arrangements to visit the museum.

What does Saint-Pierre Park shelter in Calais?

Green spaces facing the town hall, as well as a former blockhouse of the Second World War transformed into a museum dedicated to the memory of the conflict and the history of Calais during the Occupation.

Where is Saint-Pierre Park?

Facing the town hall of Calais, in France.