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 Haute Ecole dressage at the Musée du Cheval in Chantilly, France's equestrian capital Haute Ecole dressage at the Musée du Cheval in Chantilly, France's equestrian capital © Guilloux
Learn the art of glass-blowing from master artisans Learn the art of glass-blowing from master artisans © AMV - Trélon, Site de l'écomusée de l'avesnois. S. Dhote.
Alternatively, learn about traditional lace-making at La Cité Dentelle Mode de Calais – which also runs workshops – and the Musée de la Dentelle in Chantilly. Did you know ? Kate Middleton's Wedding Dress was made from the lace of Caudry and The stylish bottles holding perfumes from the great perfume houses of France are made in the Glass Valley near the Somme Bay.
 

"Don’t leave Chantilly without popping into Le Boudoir for gourmet treats to bring home."

Indeed, Chantilly is a fantastic place to learn about craftsmanship, including Haute Ecole dressage in its Musée du Cheval. World-famous Crème Chantilly originated here too; taste it in Le Hameau or La Capitainerie on the castle estate. In nearby Chantilly, La Maison & L’Atelier is a British artists’ house with stylish guest-rooms.