Sainte-Adresse, Seine-Maritime (76)

Sainte-Adresse, capital of Belgium!

On 13 October 1914, Pieter De Vlaeminck, a journalist from Brussels, arrived at the port of Le Havre with the entire Belgian government. They were trying to reach the town of Sainte-Adresse to seek refuge. This town thus became the capital of Belgium and would remain so during the four years of the Great War.

Discover Sainte-Adresse and its unique history on a historical tour filled with recorded testimonies left by the Belgian journalist.

Practical information:

- The route is 3.5 km long.

- The starting point of the game is Place Clemenceau.

- Make sure your phone is charged.

The town of Sainte-Adresse wishes you a pleasant visit!

Another version of this route for children is available. To download it, search on the Baludik app for the route "Sainte-Adresse through postcards!"

Starting point

Coordinates
Latitude : 49.5019
Longitude : 0.0865

Go to this starting point to begin the treasure hunt. Don't forget to download the Baludik application