La Drenne

Capital of the new joint, Flood presents an interesting architectural heritage, especially with St. John the Baptist Church. Entirely in brick, it was built between the sixteenth and seventeenth century and reveals an interesting neo-Gothic style. Be sure to admire the altar surrounded by beautiful woodwork representing St. John the Baptist. The font is based in turn on a capital dating from the twelfth century.

Listed building, the Saint-Nicolas La Neuville-d'Aumont was built in the sixteenth century in kidneys of flint and stone. Restored in the course of the 2010s, it has in its interior an altar and a pulpit of the nineteenth century or a central bay with bedside tracery of Gothic style. The town also to discover outside a castle of the nineteenth century installed in the hamlet of Bois de Molle.

Strolling in Ressons-l'Abbaye, seduced by the Church of Our Lady of the early eighteenth century that took place on the ruins of an ancient religious building in the twelfth century. On site, include exploring the tombstone of the fourteenth century the family of Aumont.

Throughout the territory of the new town, you can also enjoy beautiful hiking trails to enjoy the local fauna and flora.

Mid-June, up to Drexpo craft market, with many local artisan booths.