Aire/la Lys - Que tu es donc jolie, Aire, vieille cité...
Le Baillage - Le Bastion de Thiennes - La Chapelle St-Jacques - La Collégiale Historique - Monuments aux Morts - Portes d'Arras et de Saint-Omer
		The War memorials, Places Jehan d' Aire The statue, carried out in 1902 per George Engrand, Airois of origin, represents " a woman of the people holding of a hand the national flag and other a sword in an attitude of pride and audacity ". On the principal face of the pedestal are engraved the weapons of the city and an inscription: " the town of Surface to the children died for the fatherland ". On the side faces, are registered the trente-neuf names of the soldiers died during the Crimean Wars, of Italy, of Algeria, of Madagascar and 1870-1871... The statue set up on the Place Jehan d' Aire is famous in the city. Indeed, this woman of the people to the opulent chest détrôné the Middle-class man of Calais because the popular mischievousness knows nothing any more but the " Place Town hall-Totote ".