Outings in Picardy

On this hike you can visit the plateaus and plunging valleys of southern Aisne, as well as the beautiful villages of Condé-en-Brie (castle, church, washhouses, 15th-century market hall), Celles-lès-Condé (church, fountain, washhouses) and Baulne-en-Brie…

Site of the ice-flakes, pond of Saint-Vaast-lès-Mello, Barrier, village of quarrymen Saint-Vaast-lès-Mello... discover an exciting world steeped in history!

Access the centre of Amiens by cycling or walking along the towpath which runs alongside the Somme River from Blangy-Tronville. For bird lovers: grebe, heron, etc.

The path winds through the countryside, between the Selle valley and the Noye valley. On the way, the village of Folleville reveals an exceptional heritage with the ruins of a medieval castle and a church with some remarkable recumbent statues,…

Walk offering plenty of fresh air and photo opportunities along Les Planches Rivers.

During this walk around Saint-Maulvis, discover Avesnes-Chaussoy Castle dating from the 16th and 18th centuries, as well as its park, a former launch site for the Second World War V1, with information boards. An opportunity to remember past…

A walking route for the whole family around the work of Achille Jacopin, sculptor born in Château-Thierry. Discover his work scattered around the city and keep an eye out... the good one! An essential stopover, the Jacopin room, installed inside…

The village of Dernancourt remains a sacred site for the Australians who fought there in 1918. This walk will allow you to discover the episodes of the Great War after 1916 with the mass arrival of the British. Explanations will be provided…

Walk to Amiens taking the towpath along the Somme, from Blangy-Tronville.

In order to promote the buildings and historic sites of Clairoix, and to offer Clairoisiens and the outside people a small walk of discovery, a "historic course" was set up in July 2010. It consists of 12 "stations", on a circuit of about one…

A seigniorial trilogy: the three castles of Quevauvillers (17th century), Courcelles-sous-Moyencourt (18th century) and Namps-au-Mont (18th century). Three beautiful houses all different and reminiscent of France of yesteryear.

Visit the village, its territory and surroundings.

This circuit without great difficulty allows you to discover the main points of interest of the town.

A walk around a city which, having known a prestigious past in the Middle Ages, remains a high place of cultural exchanges.