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Calais is served by two principal rail stations, with the TGV station located in the suburbs of the town. Also known as Gare Calais-Frthun, this station serves as the first Eurostar stop on the continental side of the line.
Calais is known for its strategic location, with its port a mere 20 miles across the English Channel from Dover. The Channel Tunnel's French entrance is close to Calais, as well. British visitors often hop on the Channel Tunnel shuttle train or on a ferry to take advantage of lower tobacco and alcohol taxes in France.
A handful of high-speed TGV routes pass through Calais, including Lille-Boulogne (via Calais and Hazebrouck), Lille-Calais-Boulogne, and Lille-Paris (via Calais, Amiens and Boulogne).
Though mainly known for its port, Calais has some interesting sights to offer tourists. The interesting Flemish Renaissance architecture of the town hall is complemented by the cast of Auguste Rodin's The Burghers of Calais statue.
Car hire is available at the Calais TGV Station, providing a convenient choice for travellers who wish to explore the region a bit on their own. The best way to book car rental in advance is online, where unbeatable rental rates are available.
Belgium and the Netherlands are nearby, and there are some charming villages in the area that are worth a visit. Saint Omer, located 26 miles from Calais, has a quaint Saturday market in its main square. Restaurants serving up a tasty menu and cosy bars make this village an attractive choice for tourists.
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