It is a little less than 4 p.m. this Wednesday in front of the Pays Thionvillois tourist office. In front of the door, a group of about twenty people is waiting. In all 13 children and 8 parents or grandparents. Élodie, their guide for the day, points the tip of her nose, hat on her head and microphone on the mask. The last “hop on hop off” of this summer season has just started.
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The youngest love
The concept is also quite simple and above all geared towards the youngest: a little walk in town to discover the high places and fun activities to better understand its history. Nothing’s easier. A little warm-up, a little archery (with a suction cup arrow, we reassure you) with, for the occasion, a reminder of the medieval past of Thionville and its fairs and let’s go. “Here we have the gate of the old castle of Thionville. A few pieces of sentence allow us to reconstruct the heraldry of the city.
Accompanied by his children, but also his nephews and “the children of a former neighbor”, Marc follows the path. “It was my mother who suggested this visit to us. As I was on vacation I said why not, an activity outside is always interesting. For her part, Clarisse made the trip from Luxembourg with her son, Valentino. “We had to cancel our holiday in Burgundy so I organized a whole program of cultural activities this week. As I am from Thionville, this is an opportunity to rediscover places that I have seen for years. “To see the involvement of the children, the bet is successful!
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