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A historic town with a citadelle and several historic buildings. There are several town squares some with lovely planting. There are plenty of places to eat. We would highly recommend Le Patio restaurant where we had the most amazing meal at a very affordable price. The place seemed popular with a wider range of shops than we'd found elsewhere.

A remarkable town with a fascinating history, spectacular ramparts and a citadel that isvery interesting to visit. There are numerous walks in and around the town, ranging from 4km around the ramparts to 23km around the surrounding coutryside and the Charne valley. There are some excellent restaurants and bars, such as Darnetal. The whole place has a sleepy authentic feel to it. A great place for a weekend break.

The hotel has an Art Deco feel albeit slightly frayed around the edges. The restaurant was very enjoyable with an imaginative set menu and an accompanying wine flight. The restaurant staff were both knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Our Club room was OK but not great value for money. A week previously we had spent four nights in Dublin where, for the same price, we had a far superior room. However our biggest gripe was being charged 10 Euro for two tea bags, not two cups of tea, but just two tea bags. Despite questioning the charge the receptionist was adamant. It is a shame that such a meanness of spirit should mar what would otherwise been a very pleasant stay.

Plenty of choice of local bars and restaurants. Good range of independent shops, cheese shop on the main square is is superb! Town is well positioned for trips to the coast and Le Torquet, and close to the motorway.

We love Montreuil-sur-Mer, and have been visiting it for some 30 years now. It's a lovely historic town, surrounded by ramparts with gorgeous views and walks all around, within a very compact distance. It is full of history and Victor Hugo based Les Mis on it with a big Son et Lumiere in the Citadel in the summer, with most of the town taking part It has many excellent restaurants and bars, and atmospheric walks. Great market on Saturdays with all kinds of events throughout the year. Its location means you can be in delightful countryside instantly and it's a short drive to coastal towns like Le Touquet and Hardelot Plage, with beautiful sandy beaches and delightful seafood restaurants, as well as pine woods and golf courses. Recommend the Valley of the Course just running up to the north, which is beautiful with the not-to-be missed chocolate factory in Beussant, and Desvres with its excellent ceramics beyond. We always bring bikes, as great cycling, but watch out for the cobbles in the town centre. (Paves). Very helpful tourist office and lots of quality shops. To be honest, we rarely go further south. Love the town and the area. We just had a gorgeous summer break in October for heaven's sake!

This is a wonderful spot. It is close to Calais as a convenient stop over and the town is very pretty. It is where Haig stationed the British HQ in WW1 and is full of history going back even further with impressive ramparts. We had a light supper at Crêperie le Clan des Elfes which is in a historic building with down to earth food; the galettes were freshly made and generous in portion size. Highly recommend the town and especially the accommodation we stayed in, Aux remparts de Montreuil.