The final weekend of school holidays is set to be packed with events in Anjou, led by Halloween celebrations and the closing of the Autumn Festival at Terra Botanica.
As the school holidays draw to a close, Anjou offers a varied programme for this final weekend. Halloween takes centre stage, but families will also be able to enjoy outdoor activities, cultural events, and time dedicated to swimming.
In Angers, the Terra Botanica park is hosting its Autumn Festival until Sunday evening. This seasonal event allows visitors to discover the colours of the season through botanical and playful animations. It is the ideal opportunity for a family outing before the new term begins.
Thrill-seekers and traditionalists can look forward to the numerous Halloween events organised across the department. Spooky trails, trick-or-treating, and fancy dress are on the menu in several municipalities, providing plenty of fun for both children and adults.
For those who prefer the water, swimming sessions are also available. These sessions offer a chance to get some exercise while enjoying local aquatic facilities, providing a sporty and playful alternative to cap off the holidays.
On the cultural front, contemporary art features in the weekend's offerings. Exhibitions and tours provide a look at current creations, while other events highlight the local heritage. Everyone will be able to tailor their programme according to their preferences.
This final weekend before returning to the classroom is an opportunity to make the most of family leisure one last time. Between nature, culture, and traditions, Anjou once again demonstrates the diversity of its tourism and local offerings.
In Angers, the Terra Botanica park is hosting its Autumn Festival until Sunday evening. This seasonal event allows visitors to discover the colours of the season through botanical and playful animations. It is the ideal opportunity for a family outing before the new term begins.
Thrill-seekers and traditionalists can look forward to the numerous Halloween events organised across the department. Spooky trails, trick-or-treating, and fancy dress are on the menu in several municipalities, providing plenty of fun for both children and adults.
For those who prefer the water, swimming sessions are also available. These sessions offer a chance to get some exercise while enjoying local aquatic facilities, providing a sporty and playful alternative to cap off the holidays.
On the cultural front, contemporary art features in the weekend's offerings. Exhibitions and tours provide a look at current creations, while other events highlight the local heritage. Everyone will be able to tailor their programme according to their preferences.
This final weekend before returning to the classroom is an opportunity to make the most of family leisure one last time. Between nature, culture, and traditions, Anjou once again demonstrates the diversity of its tourism and local offerings.
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Source: Ouest-France