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Because you can’t always make up your mind about a tourist destination without an outside opinion, or through individual or group experiences, a blog that gives you ideas and favorites is always ideal.
So we’ve put together a few articles to give you a taste of what’s… close to our hearts.

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Circino gameCircino game
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How about a treasure hunt?
Published on 9 September 2024
Circino 51, the treasure hunter, is now available from the Tourist Office.
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MoovODer fireworksMoovODer fireworks
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La P’tite Famille Baroudeuse at Moov’O’Der
Published on 19 June 2024
At the launch of the Moov’O’Der 2023 Festival, the P’tite Famille Baroudeuse was there to test, try, listen, row, sail…
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La P'tite Famille Baroudeuse
Grey Cranes morning at Lac Du DerSandhill Cranes in the morning sky at Lac du Der
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The arrival of Common Cranes
Published on 31 October 2023
During the day, which began very early in the morning, the P’tite Famille Baroudeuse took advantage of numerous tips for observing Common Cranes.
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La P'tite Famille Baroudeuse
Legendes Du Der ChildrenLegendes Du Der Children
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Legends of the Lake
Published on 20 July 2022
At Lac du Der in Champagne, a medieval journey back in time for young and old! Acrobatics, acrobatics, knightly combat, choreographed firework, equestrian stunts, free-roaming...
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A dinosaur at Lac du Der
Published on 26 July 2021
On July 28, 1971 in Saint-Dizier (Haute-Marne), local geologists M. Soudé and M. Bigard made an extraordinary discovery: one of the largest Iguanodon skeletons in France.
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