Angers Map, France
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Angers Sightseeing
The biggest cultural lure of Angers city is certainly the Lurcat Museum (locally known as Musée Jean Lurçat), which showcases the works of the famous painter Jean Lurçat. Jean Lurçat is credited with the honor of reviving the art of tapestry and the museum displays a cycle of 10 tapestries. The building housing the museum is the 12th century built Saint-Jean Hospital (which was commissioned by the Plantagenet King,... read moreAngers Nightlife
The city’s Salsa bars also deserve a special mention. The fun-factor at these bars is that you can actually join in. While some, like Soft Bar on Rue Bressigny, have expert dancers doing the dance-shows others like Casa de Cuba on Boulevard Foch even give free Salsa lessons. read moreAngers Travel Guide
Angers has a very long history and an important legacy to prove it, starting with the most impressive monument of the city, the ancient massive castle Chateau d’Angers. This dates back to the 9th century and is still part of the French military, having the unique characteristic of never having been conquered by any opposing forces. Angers is also a very important centre for tapestries and has been so for many... read moreAngers History
The 9th century proved eventful in the Anger’s history. The city was attacked by the Normans for the first time in the 9th century; but that was not only it and a more important occurrence was the naming of Angers as the capital of the independent province of Anjou with a local feudal family assuming political powers of Anjou. This feudal family went on to give England its House of Plantagenet monarchs and when they... read moreThings about Angers you may be interested in
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