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St-Andre-de-l’Eure Vacations
Sometimes getting lost is the best way to truly discover a new place. That said, it certainly helps to know a couple of basic facts about your destination before you head off. Read on for a few basics about St-Andre-de-l’Eure.
St-Andre-de-l’Eure Vacation Packages
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Where to stay in St-Andre-de-l’Eure
Wanting to stay right in the heart of St-Andre-de-l’Eure? You might have a little trouble — but don’t despair! Pacy-sur-Eure is 10 miles (16 kilometers) away and has a range of great options. Check in to the Hôtel Altina and see what this place has to offer.
Where do you fly into for St-Andre-de-l’Eure?
The excitement of traveling around a new place never gets old. Once you’ve safely landed at Orly Airport (ORY), the downtown area of St-Andre-de-l’Eure will be just 50 miles (80 kilometers) away.
Can I rent a car in St-Andre-de-l’Eure?
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Exit baggage claim, hop into a car and kick-start your adventure as soon as you hit the tarmac at Fauville Air Base Airport. You can collect your keys at Europcar, located at Restaurant Le Paris Deauville, 8 miles (13 kilometers) from the terminal.
Places to visit in St-Andre-de-l’Eure
A memorable wonderland of trees and wildlife is on display in Birch Forest, a local forest.
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A significant house of worship in this area is Evreux Cathedral. Admire it from afar or find out if there is an opportunity to see inside.
That’s not all there is to do here.
During your adventures, you should stop and check out Dreux Saint-Louis Royal Chapel, a local house of prayer. If you hope to walk through the halls, be sure to inquire about visiting times before your trip.
Places to Visit Near St-Andre-de-l’Eure
St-Andre-de-l’Eure has an abundance of things to keep you busy, but if you’re wanting to see more of the region, you’re in luck! You have world-renowned tourist attractions right around the corner! 35 miles (56 kilometers) away is Villepreux. Many travelers use this destination as a base to access the world-famous attraction, Palace of Versailles.
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Maine Animal Shelter, Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland is an animal rescue and pet adoption organization in Maine.
ARLGP staff carries a dog off the Wings of Rescue plane in October 2019.
On Friday, December 27th, the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland (ARLGP) will welcome more than 120 cats and dogs via Wings of Rescue. A collaborative effort through the Coalition for Tulsa Pets, all 120 animals have been chosen from five Oklahoma-based municipal shelters and nonprofit rescues working to save lives in Tulsa.
This charter flight of animals is coordinated and conducted by Wings of Rescue (WOR), a 501(c)3 nonprofit with the mission of flying endangered pets from high-intake shelters and natural disaster locations to high-adoption shelters. Since its creation, WOR has flown more than 40,000 animals to safety.
On Friday’s flight, WOR will land at Northeast Air Terminal at Portland International Jetport. Other responding Maine shelters include Animal Welfare Society (Kennebunk), Bangor Humane Society (Bangor), Greater Androscoggin Humane Society (Lewiston) and Humane Society Waterville Area (Waterville). Also responding is the New Hampshire SPCA (Stratham, NH).
The flight is funded by nonprofit GreaterGood.org in partnership with Freekibble.com and Wings of Rescue.
Avec ses 500 animaux recueillis, l’association AVA est l’un des plus grands refuges de France. Né de l’indignation face aux euthanasies abusives, le refuge AVA offre aux animaux délaissés un lieu de vie unique en Normandie. C’est en semi-liberté que des chiens et des chats âgés, malades, handicapés ou présentant des comportements dits » gênants « , des chevaux de course à la retraite ou encore des bovins sauvés de l’abattoir, vivent en harmonie sur 75 hectares.
Ensemble, sauvons de l’euthanasie massive et de confort les animaux de compagnie, de loisir et de ferme. Développons grâce à l’éthologie la cohabitation harmonieuse et pérenne entre l’homme et l’animal. Et faisons connaître notre modèle d’accueil et d’accompagnement des animaux. Ce partage est notre ressource pour augmenter le nombre d’animaux sauvés et faire grandir la communauté d’humains et de structures engagées dans notre combat, pour le bien-être de l’Homme et de l’animal. Sans votre générosité, rien ne serait possible !
> Découvrez nos actions dans notre lettre d’information annuelle, AVA’CTU – décembre 2019 !
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