Eindrucksvoll. Schöner Vorplatz. Leider sind innen viele Schutznetze montiert, die vor herabfallendem Mauerwerk schützen sollen. Daher sind innen kaum gute Fotos von den schönen Kirchenfenstern möglich. (Translated by Google) Impressively. Nice forecourt. Unfortunately, there are many protective nets installed inside to protect against falling masonry. Therefore, it is difficult to take good photos of the beautiful church windows inside.

Beautiful cathedral. Very good place to take photos. On some days there are guided tours for the choir stalls.

At last: a tourist destination that is profound. The reconstruction is ongoing, but the effect is still amazing.

Must see is the Chroma light and sound show telling the history around which this Gothic Beauty of a Cathedral has withstood... Simply just AWESOME. P.S remember to walk around the left side of the Cathedral after the show there are after show light shows on all the buildings in the Cathedral Gardens. P.P.S and it's on the way to the cafés, pubs and clubs by L'Petit Hommes in the river

Als größte gotische Kirche Frankreichs beeindruckt die Kathedrale durch ihre schiere Größe und die wunderschönen Details. Beim Betreten war ich sofort von den hohen Gewölben und dem lichtdurchfluteten Innenraum überwältigt. Die kunstvollen Skulpturen und die farbenprächtigen Glasfenster sind einfach atemberaubend. Ein besonderes Highlight war das Labyrinth auf dem Kirchenboden. Die Kathedrale wurde 1220 begonnen und war bis 1270 größtenteils fertiggestellt, was ihre fast acht Jahrhunderte währende Geschichte unterstreicht. Sie diente nicht nur als religiöses Zentrum, sondern auch als gesellschaftlicher Treffpunkt und ist bis heute ein wichtiger Pfeiler der Gemeinschaft in Amiens. Die Kapazität der Kathedrale ist beeindruckend, da sie etwa 10.000 Menschen Platz bieten kann, was ihre Bedeutung als Versammlungsort hervorhebt. Neben ihrer architektonischen Pracht beherbergt die Kathedrale auch zahlreiche Kunstschätze, darunter das bemerkenswerte Labyrinth, das traditionell als Pilgerpfad diente, und die Reliquie des Heiligen Johannes des Täufers, die besonders verehrt wird. Die Fassade ist reich verziert und spiegelt die Hochgotik wider, bekannt für ihre komplexe Symbolik und filigrane Steinmetzarbeit. 1981 wurde die Kathedrale von Amiens von der UNESCO zum Weltkulturerbe erklärt Die Kathedrale ist für Liebhaber von Kunst, Geschichte und Architektur definitiv ein Muss. (Translated by Google) As the largest Gothic church in France, the cathedral impresses with its sheer size and beautiful details. Upon entering, I was immediately overwhelmed by the high vaults and the light-filled interior. The ornate sculptures and colorful stained glass windows are simply breathtaking. A special highlight was the labyrinth on the church floor. The cathedral was begun in 1220 and was mostly completed by 1270, highlighting its history spanning nearly eight centuries. It not only served as a religious center, but also as a social meeting place and is still an important pillar of the community in Amiens today. The cathedral's capacity is impressive as it can accommodate approximately 10,000 people, highlighting its importance as a gathering place. In addition to its architectural splendor, the cathedral is also home to numerous artistic treasures, including the remarkable labyrinth, which traditionally served as a pilgrimage route, and the relic of Saint John the Baptist, which is particularly revered. The facade is richly decorated and reflects the High Gothic style, known for its complex symbolism and delicate stone carving. In 1981, Amiens Cathedral was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO The cathedral is definitely a must-see for lovers of art, history and architecture.

One of the most beautiful carhedrals in France, and the biggest although not the highest. Well preserved. A step back in history. Organ is being restored.

Wow!!! What a beautiful place to visit and feel humbled and amazed. Go and see it and the area of Amiens is beautiful full of history and the train ride for 10 Euros around the city is great even if your English as the tour is in Frence you still see some cool places 😎

If you are in town for a simple visit, this place is a must. It's astonishing how immense the cathedral is. Tons of histories of the city are displayed inside. It clearly retrace all events that occurred from centuries. Unfortunately the organ was in renovation.

It’s a magnificent catherderal and we’ll worth a visit at any time however, if you are lucky enough to see the light show in the summer months, it is spectacular. A quality production and a real asset to the city.

I didn’t know that this Notre Dame Cathedral is actually twice as big as the one in Paris. It's also a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. Inside, you can see plenty of natural lights, which is a part of its brilliant design. I really liked it!

I went there after Christmas and goodness was it beautiful.. I was literally in awe with the spectacular light show on the cathedral.. Amazing Christmas decoration. Just beautiful!

Definitely one of the better churches I have seen. Sadly I went close to closing time and it was really dark inside. Even so, still very impressive

Die Kathedrale darf man nicht auslassen, wenn man in der Stadt ist. Ein wunderschönes Bauwerk! (Translated by Google) You can't miss the cathedral when you're in the city. A beautiful building!

Visited on Easter Sunday, 2023, so the Easter service was underway. I was still able to walk around this impressive cathedral both on the outside and inside. It's also free, so if you like architecture, beautiful stained glass windows and reliefs and plaques which you much see and read, you leave humbled by the amount of work and skill that went into this cathedral

OK, I like visiting historic churches and cathedrals, so unless I find it hideously expensive or in a very poor state when it is advertised as something wonderful I'm going to give it a good review. But as Cathedrals go, it was particularly impressive. A UNESCO world heritage site it is one of the largest 'classic' Gothic churches of the 13th century.

There was a note saying every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 3 PM, there will be a free guided tour which takes about 45 minutes.

Wir hatten eine fantastische deutschsprachige Führung. Beeindruckendes Gebäude mit beeindruckender Geschichte! (Translated by Google) We had a fantastic German-speaking tour. Impressive building with an impressive history!

Very impressive cathedral - well worth a visit. Look out for the Weeping Angel and the medieval carved friezes.

They show a Canadian 🇨🇦 Flag in honour of the troops who helped save France in WWI

Amazing Roman Catholic cathedral in almost perfect condition! Very interesting interior.. I saw the portrait of Jesus in very different styles, there’s a labyrinth in the center of the ground. Baroque sculptures. The area was completely destroyed during WWI, but the church was kept untouched thanks to the peoples protection.

Such a special place. The people of Amiens are so kind. Take your time to savour the space. I'll definitely come back soon!

The boat trip was fine, although commentary was only in the French language. Gardens were a disappointment. Wild bits are totally unmanaged, meaning mainly stinging nettles and stagnant water. Lots of blocked off channels marked as private. Predominantly small privately owned shacks/huts, the majority of these are unkempt or derelict. There is no access to the public. No car park, no access for disabled. There is a toilet.

Lovely short boat ride around the canals surrounded by water gardens. The explanations are in French only. Kid friendly activity.

Lovely way to spend an hour whilst visiting Amiens. The boat trip through the Hortillonnages was informative, interesting and calming. You can't help but be a little of jealous of the people fortunate enough to live in this lovely place. Highly recommended. Think about booking in advance. Several people were turned away because they were full on the day we visited.

amazing boat tour through gorgeous floating gardens. about 45 mins, no english really from the guide but didn’t matter- beautiful enough without commentary!

Great to see these unique market gardens by boat. So interesting, so much wildlife and so pretty. I wish I'd have been able to understand the commentary while on the boat - so as better to learn more about the ecosystems. Nonetheless it was excellent and enjoyed by all of us even the kid!

So if you are going to visit and want to enjoy the boat tour, you had better to hurry. I couldn’t find any website for the ticket purchase, so I had to visit to buy tickets, and unfortunately, I couldn’t buy them because it was sold out already. I had no option but taking a walk instead of taking a boat tour.

Definetly my favourite place in Amiens. It is nice cozy place in city centre. The paths are narrow and surronded by water from both sides which remind me of the swamps scene in LOR movies.

Very helpful staff. Nice boats. Spoiler alert : the boat driver speaks only Frencg.

Take the guided boat trip. An unusual experience in a boat wandering around little isles. Beautiful scene. A must experience when visiting Amiens. Guide is terrific and explains everything and has a deep knowledge in this area, especially how to protect and sustain this beautiful area. They use electric boats which is a better choice for the protection of the area. The most important is that they accept my little dog to be on board!

Super visit with a very good boat driver. The commentary is in French, but he was happy to field questions from us 2 English interlopers. Boats hold about 12 or 13 and would recommend booking in advance. Lovely scenery, even though we could only understand snippets of the talk, it was still very good value and highly recommended. There was a very informative leaflet in English supplied. Merci!

Fascinating trip, gardens and wildlife, never seen so many fish in the crystal clear water, kingfishers everywhere, beautiful gardens. Guide was super friendly, tour was mostly in french but took the time to explain main points in English. Gliding along in a large punt with a quiet electric engine, bliss!

When in Amiens this attraction is well worth forty minutes of your time. A peaceful, quiet and relaxing journey along the narrow waterways in a small boat.

A relaxing experience which we very much enjoyed. Would have liked to have understood more that was being said in the commentary but it was only in French. Our fault for not learning enough of the language!

Wonderful sight that offers a unique boat trip through canals and the rich plant life and flora of the area. Also perfect for a walk. For those more adventurous, activities like kayaking and zipline (flying fox) are available.

We are from the UK and absolutely loved it! You will not be disappointed even though it's a French commentary you can just appreciate the beautiful scenery and winding canal around some amazing homes and gardens and wildlife...very peaceful and easy to find and really responsibly priced! Enjoy it wherever your from 🙏🥰😃

One of the most beautiful museums in France, don't forget to pay a visit when you go to Amiens for the great cathedral, it's totally worth the detour

Great museum, not too big either so you can see it all in an hour!

Muss vorausschicken, dass ich ein leidenschaftlicher Museumsgänger bin und gerne wohlwollendende Rezensionen schreibe. Die Ausstellungsstücke und die Räume sauber, alles ist beschriftet und wohlgeordnet. Aber ansonsten enttäuschend für mich: Die Gemäldesammlung leidet an den historistischen Räumlichkeiten, der unmöglichen Hängung und den Sammlungsvorlieben der Gründerväter. Bei den sonstigen Sammlungen wäre wohl weniger besser, alles wirkt ein bisschen zu linear. (Translated by Google) I have to say that I am a passionate museum goer and like to write positive reviews. The exhibits and the rooms are clean, everything is labeled and well organized. But otherwise disappointing for me: the painting collection suffers from the historicist rooms, the impossible hanging and the collecting preferences of the founding fathers. For the other collections, less would probably be better, everything seems a bit too linear.

The museum is newly renovated. The visit starts by archeological museum floor -1 with collection from egypt, greece and roman times of Amiens.the rest if museum is fascinating paintings, sculptures from different times and civilizations

unexpectedly excellent museum with an impressive archaeological collection. sculpture and paintings are nice too. 19th and early 20th century represented mainly, a lot of bearded men and a lot of very dramatic paintings in which seminude old men (and much younger seminude women) are put to the sword. Some very good pieces, also from older epochs. definitely worth a visit, I could spend another afternoon there.

Amazingly beautiful place and a huge collection of deferent type of art.

I especially liked the main hall, because there were many huge paintings that I loved.

This is an excellent museum over 3 floors displaying a wealth of history. The displays are well laid out and follow a logical pattern, and are well documented. They have some beautiful sculptures and works of art, which, if I had time, I could spend many hours looking at them. I am English and rely on Google Translate, which worked extremely well with the exception of a couple of small areas. I will definitely visit again if I pass through the area.

Beautiful experience in my home region of France. Great Jules Vernes exhibit, a Picasso work, and just outstanding visit. Beautiful facility and has a permanent mummy in house.

Interesting place especially the ancient Egyptian part it’s a must see in Amiens.

Great museum. You can't miss the momie.

Very nice museum. You will find wonderful paintings from the 16th to the 20th century, a lot of sculptures. A must visit when you go to Amiens!

A very interesting museum with a large and varied archeology collection (ancient Egypt, Greece, Picardy - even prehistoric times), great works of medieval artists and craftsmen as well as beautiful paintings and sculptures from 17th to 20th centuries. Several works of art were absolutely mesmerizing (like "Lady Godiva" by J. Lefebvre and "The Voices of Alarm" by A. Maignan). The building itself is beautifully restored. I highly recommend this gorgeous museum to art and history lovers longing for an unhurried visit with no crowds.

What an awesome museum? Definitely, if you're in the area check it out you will not be unimpressed takes about 2 hours or more pending on. How deep do you want to get kind of help if you can read French? But while waterplace, the pictures are amazing, paintings are awesome. They got sculptures that are cool and then you got the. Archeological in the basement which is also cool. And just wow, check it out for sure.

This was a big dissapointment. I had read somewhere this was the best museum/gallery outside of Paris. However if you are English this isn't the case. There isn't a single piece of curation in english under any of the exhibits, you make get a board, with some English translation when you enter a room as an overview , but that's it, even the new exhibition on jules vernes 20000 leagues under the sea , had nothing and hence we walked straight through. The 2nd thing that was dissapointing was the overall quality of the art , I know that it is a very individual experience, but some of the art seemed as flat and lifeless as the 70s pictures you bought back from the Costa brava in the 70s. I have attached a few of the more acceptable photos. But all in all this was a very dissapoiting experience..if you are French or are fluent in French you will almost certainly get more from it. For me, it was just very poor.

Eindrucksvoll. Schöner Vorplatz. Leider sind innen viele Schutznetze montiert, die vor herabfallendem Mauerwerk schützen sollen. Daher sind innen kaum gute Fotos von den schönen Kirchenfenstern möglich. (Translated by Google) Impressively. Nice forecourt. Unfortunately, there are many protective nets installed inside to protect against falling masonry. Therefore, it is difficult to take good photos of the beautiful church windows inside.

Beautiful cathedral. Very good place to take photos. On some days there are guided tours for the choir stalls.

At last: a tourist destination that is profound. The reconstruction is ongoing, but the effect is still amazing.

Must see is the Chroma light and sound show telling the history around which this Gothic Beauty of a Cathedral has withstood... Simply just AWESOME. P.S remember to walk around the left side of the Cathedral after the show there are after show light shows on all the buildings in the Cathedral Gardens. P.P.S and it's on the way to the cafés, pubs and clubs by L'Petit Hommes in the river

Als größte gotische Kirche Frankreichs beeindruckt die Kathedrale durch ihre schiere Größe und die wunderschönen Details. Beim Betreten war ich sofort von den hohen Gewölben und dem lichtdurchfluteten Innenraum überwältigt. Die kunstvollen Skulpturen und die farbenprächtigen Glasfenster sind einfach atemberaubend. Ein besonderes Highlight war das Labyrinth auf dem Kirchenboden. Die Kathedrale wurde 1220 begonnen und war bis 1270 größtenteils fertiggestellt, was ihre fast acht Jahrhunderte währende Geschichte unterstreicht. Sie diente nicht nur als religiöses Zentrum, sondern auch als gesellschaftlicher Treffpunkt und ist bis heute ein wichtiger Pfeiler der Gemeinschaft in Amiens. Die Kapazität der Kathedrale ist beeindruckend, da sie etwa 10.000 Menschen Platz bieten kann, was ihre Bedeutung als Versammlungsort hervorhebt. Neben ihrer architektonischen Pracht beherbergt die Kathedrale auch zahlreiche Kunstschätze, darunter das bemerkenswerte Labyrinth, das traditionell als Pilgerpfad diente, und die Reliquie des Heiligen Johannes des Täufers, die besonders verehrt wird. Die Fassade ist reich verziert und spiegelt die Hochgotik wider, bekannt für ihre komplexe Symbolik und filigrane Steinmetzarbeit. 1981 wurde die Kathedrale von Amiens von der UNESCO zum Weltkulturerbe erklärt Die Kathedrale ist für Liebhaber von Kunst, Geschichte und Architektur definitiv ein Muss. (Translated by Google) As the largest Gothic church in France, the cathedral impresses with its sheer size and beautiful details. Upon entering, I was immediately overwhelmed by the high vaults and the light-filled interior. The ornate sculptures and colorful stained glass windows are simply breathtaking. A special highlight was the labyrinth on the church floor. The cathedral was begun in 1220 and was mostly completed by 1270, highlighting its history spanning nearly eight centuries. It not only served as a religious center, but also as a social meeting place and is still an important pillar of the community in Amiens today. The cathedral's capacity is impressive as it can accommodate approximately 10,000 people, highlighting its importance as a gathering place. In addition to its architectural splendor, the cathedral is also home to numerous artistic treasures, including the remarkable labyrinth, which traditionally served as a pilgrimage route, and the relic of Saint John the Baptist, which is particularly revered. The facade is richly decorated and reflects the High Gothic style, known for its complex symbolism and delicate stone carving. In 1981, Amiens Cathedral was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO The cathedral is definitely a must-see for lovers of art, history and architecture.

One of the most beautiful carhedrals in France, and the biggest although not the highest. Well preserved. A step back in history. Organ is being restored.

Wow!!! What a beautiful place to visit and feel humbled and amazed. Go and see it and the area of Amiens is beautiful full of history and the train ride for 10 Euros around the city is great even if your English as the tour is in Frence you still see some cool places 😎

If you are in town for a simple visit, this place is a must. It's astonishing how immense the cathedral is. Tons of histories of the city are displayed inside. It clearly retrace all events that occurred from centuries. Unfortunately the organ was in renovation.

It’s a magnificent catherderal and we’ll worth a visit at any time however, if you are lucky enough to see the light show in the summer months, it is spectacular. A quality production and a real asset to the city.

I didn’t know that this Notre Dame Cathedral is actually twice as big as the one in Paris. It's also a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. Inside, you can see plenty of natural lights, which is a part of its brilliant design. I really liked it!

I went there after Christmas and goodness was it beautiful.. I was literally in awe with the spectacular light show on the cathedral.. Amazing Christmas decoration. Just beautiful!

Definitely one of the better churches I have seen. Sadly I went close to closing time and it was really dark inside. Even so, still very impressive

Die Kathedrale darf man nicht auslassen, wenn man in der Stadt ist. Ein wunderschönes Bauwerk! (Translated by Google) You can't miss the cathedral when you're in the city. A beautiful building!

Visited on Easter Sunday, 2023, so the Easter service was underway. I was still able to walk around this impressive cathedral both on the outside and inside. It's also free, so if you like architecture, beautiful stained glass windows and reliefs and plaques which you much see and read, you leave humbled by the amount of work and skill that went into this cathedral

OK, I like visiting historic churches and cathedrals, so unless I find it hideously expensive or in a very poor state when it is advertised as something wonderful I'm going to give it a good review. But as Cathedrals go, it was particularly impressive. A UNESCO world heritage site it is one of the largest 'classic' Gothic churches of the 13th century.

There was a note saying every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 3 PM, there will be a free guided tour which takes about 45 minutes.

Wir hatten eine fantastische deutschsprachige Führung. Beeindruckendes Gebäude mit beeindruckender Geschichte! (Translated by Google) We had a fantastic German-speaking tour. Impressive building with an impressive history!

Very impressive cathedral - well worth a visit. Look out for the Weeping Angel and the medieval carved friezes.

They show a Canadian 🇨🇦 Flag in honour of the troops who helped save France in WWI

Amazing Roman Catholic cathedral in almost perfect condition! Very interesting interior.. I saw the portrait of Jesus in very different styles, there’s a labyrinth in the center of the ground. Baroque sculptures. The area was completely destroyed during WWI, but the church was kept untouched thanks to the peoples protection.

Such a special place. The people of Amiens are so kind. Take your time to savour the space. I'll definitely come back soon!

Was closed when I was there on a sunday at 4pm. As far as I understood the sign you can only enter with a tour. So better double check.

Would have been better if the watch was working.

Looks nice. But I guess only the guided tours are useful. Sounds nice too. It has a carillon.

A symbol of municipal freedom and of communal liberties the Belfry has stood in Place au Fil since the Middle Ages. The belfry played host to the alderman meetings, housed the city bells and served as watchtower and prison. Its joyous carillon now provides a musical background to the day for Amiens residents.

Interesting and confined place full of local historical information. Narrow and steep column staircases are suited to fit visitors.

Perhaps not the most beautiful belfry, but one with history. The 52-meter high belfry of Amiens is one of the 56 belfries of Belgium and France that have been registered as UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 2005. Although the belfry was built between 1406 and 1410 as a symbol of the city's independence, its main function was that of a watchtower. After the tower burned down for the second time in 1742, it took seven years for the architect Beffara to start rebuilding. This gives the belfry its current appearance. Unfortunately Marie-Firmine, the 11-ton alarm clock, was "killed" in 1940 and eventually replaced by a carillon in 1989.

A very unique standalone tower, integrated part of the market which makes it so cool to look at with a glass of wine.

Very quite old town in france good fir chilling with family we visited ones in 2020

Zeer grote rommelmarkt. (Translated by Google) Very large flea market.

(Translated by Google) The rederies are nice but often either professionals or individuals who sell objects from. Trash cans or great-grandfather’s boots (Original) Les rederies c sympa mais souvent soit des pro ou des particuliers qui vendent des objets venant des. Poubelles ou les bottes de l arrière grand père

(Translated by Google) Already done several times, but we never tire of it 🫶 With ideal weather 🌞 this year. You will find all the objects you need, want and at all prices. The opportunity also to visit the center of Amiens, modern and picturesque with its buildings. To do once 🫶 (Original) Déjà fait plusieurs fois, mais on ne s'en lasse pas 🫶 Avec une météo idéale 🌞 cette année. Vous trouverez tous les objets dont vous avez besoin,envie et à tous les prix. L'occasion aussi de visiter le centre d'Amiens moderne et pittoresque par ses bâtiments. A faire une fois 🫶

(Translated by Google) Rather disappointed because too many professionals and few individuals which means that most of the items sold are sometimes very (too) expensive. However, it allows for a good family stroll to hunt for some nice objects. I advise going there if you want to buy to have a very precise idea of ​​what you are looking for because there are really a lot of people. (Original) Plutôt déçu car beaucoup trop de professionnels et peu de particuliers ce qui fait que la plupart des objets vendus sont parfois très (trop) chers. Cependant cela permet une bonne ballade en famille pour chiner quelques objets sympas. Je conseille s'y aller si c'est pour acheter d'avoir une idée bien précise de ce que vous chercher car il y a vraiment beaucoup de monde.

(Translated by Google) A must for lovers of old things and recycling! Big strong point: unlike most rederies, there are both individuals (the majority of exhibitors) and professionals (who sometimes come from far away to present their discoveries). (Original) Incontournable pour les amoureux de choses anciennes comme de recyclage ! Gros point fort : contrairement à la plupart des réderies, on y trouve à la fois des particuliers (majorité des exposants) et des professionnels (qui viennent parfois de loin pour présenter leurs découvertes).

(Translated by Google) Worth seeing, at least once in your life as a bargain hunter, so as not to die an idiot and be able to talk about it and above all appear cultured. (Sic). For reference, this mass event does not leave lovers of old things indifferent, since it is ranked 2nd after the Lille clearance sale. Here, compared to the LILLE clearance sale, car parking problems are minor. They don't ask We managed to park near the city center, about 500 meters away... along the Somme (the river) not far from the engineering school. The atmosphere is festive, the atmosphere is serene, we are there to have as much fun as possible. In short, it's great, especially if the sun is out. For bellies tortured by hunger, nothing to fear, on site the "starvers" are waiting for you and will blow your belly, without ruining you financially. (merguez, fries...etc). By the way, you have to be a good walker to wander for kilometers to find the coveted object. Another thing, the competition between professional and amateur exhibitors is fierce, you should not hesitate to use it to achieve good deals. It is with great sincerity that I address my testimony of satisfaction to the organizers who for many years have worked towards the success of an event which leaves no one indifferent and which is always a success. (Original) A voir , au moins une fois dans son existence de chineur , pour ne pas mourir idiot et pouvoir en parler et surtout paraître cultivé . (Sic) . A titre de référence, cette manifestation de masse ne laisse pas indifférent les amateurs de vieilleries , puisqu'elle est classée , 2 ème après la braderie de Lille . Ici , comparativement à la braderie de LILLE, les problèmes de stationnement automobile sont mineurs . Ils ne se posent pas On réussit à stationner à proximité du centre ville soit à environ 500 mètres... le long de la Somme ( le fleuve ) non loin de l'école d'ingénieurs . L' ambiance est festive , l'atmosphère est sereine , on est là pour s'éclater un " max" . Bref , c'est le pied, surtout si le soleil est au rendez - vous . Pour les ventres torturés par la faim , rien à craindre , sur place les "affameurs " vous attendent et vous font sauter la sous ventrière , cela sans vous ruiner financièrement . ( merguez , frites ...etc). A propos , il faut être bon marcheur pour déambuler sur des kilomètres pour dénicher l'objet convoité . Autre chose, la concurrence entre exposants professionnels et amateurs étant rude , il ne faut pas hésiter à l'utiliser pour réaliser de bonnes affaires . C'est bien sincèrement que j'adresse mon témoignage de satisfaction aux organisateurs qui depuis de nombreuses années s'emploient à la réussite d'une manifestation qui ne laisse pas indifférent et qui est toujours un succès .

(Translated by Google) Very disappointing, very poorly treated. From the professionals. Same dishonest, and vulgar. And limit if they don't hit you. (Original) Très décevant, très mal traité. Part les professionnels. Mêmes malhonnêtes ,et vulgaires.et limite si ils ne vous frappent pas.