We think that exchange is a great experience for us but almost all for our young judoka ! That is why we are looking for to welcome european club or group. To present quickly our club : La Couronne Grand-Angoulême Judo is the most prominent club of Nouvelle-Aquitaine region (south west of France) with more than 650 members. Our club won more than 50 national medals since 2005 in all age categories (-15, -17, juniors and seniors). Formation of future citizen of our country is our philosophy. We have competitors in all the age categories and we really would like that they enrich their judo with judoka from another countries ! We could welcome a group of 20 persons, who will be hosted in judoka families. Many things to visit around our city : Angoulême (french capital of comic), city of Cognac (famous alcohol) and at one hour, Bordeaux.

Madrid is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain and as well as being the capital it is the heart of the country. Within its boundaries you'll find a range of cultural and historical treasures such as the Royal Palace, Royal Theater along with numerous museums and art galleries that are unmatched elsewhere in Europe. Madrid is a genuinely stunning city, where you will walk the streets with your head held high looking at the beauty of the architecture, and will be energised with the buzz of the city. Highlights: Palacio Real Los Misterios Catedral de la Almudena Museo del Prado El Retiro Park Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia Plaza Mayor

The "Tacita de Plata" is considered the oldest city in the West. Its foundation is due (1100 BC) to the Phoenicians, a seafaring town that would make Gadir an important commercial colony in which Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths and Muslims would later settle. A cosmopolitan and open city, Columbus chose his port as the starting point for his second trip to the New World. The city would become, after the decline of the port of Seville, the port of the Indies, bringing together the commercial flow with America. This frenetic commercial activity was translated into a period of economic and cultural splendor, in which baroque palaces with their characteristic lookout towers were erected. The Cathedral, visible from the sea, especially its dome covered with golden tiles, fits in perfectly with the Cadiz appearance of colonial airs. It combines baroque and neoclassical styles and its treasure is one of the most important in Spain. The intense trade with the Indies aroused the greed of the pirates making it necessary for the city to be fortified. The remains of the primitive but remodeled defensive crossfire system devised by Vauban make up an important part of the heritage wealth of Cádiz. The Puertas de Tierra preserve on both sides of the walls and semi-bastions such as those of San Roque and Santa Elena. A walk through the Campo del Sur allows you to contemplate the defensive bastions of Los Mártires and Capuchinos, next to La Caleta, escorted by the Castles of San Sebastián and Santa Catalina. In the direction of Alameda Apodaca, you can admire the Baluarte de la Candelaria and the Walls of San Carlos. The Walls of the Gates of Land clearly separate the new city reclaimed from the sea -structured along a great avenue and its extensive and atmospheric promenade- from the old one. The historic center has narrow streets and small squares with neighborhoods as popular as La Viña, El Mentidero, Santa María (true headquarters of flamenco singing) and El Pópulo. https://www.cadizturismo.com/en/municipios/cadiz