Sainghin-En-Mélantois is home to the Jardin de Maraude, a protected natural area covering more than two hectares. The Sentier de la Maraude runs through the area, offering opportunities for walking and accessible observation of flora and fauna.
Those who choose Sainghin-En-Mélantois as their destination may be planning to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature
Bois de la Noyelle is a 25-hectare natural area with shady paths for walking and discovering biodiversity. Visitors can also discover a feudal motte and ditches in the area, which are the remains of a castle from the 15th century that has since disappeared.
The ponds and ditches in Bois de la Noyelle provide a habitat for numerous animal and plant species, including marsh water-dropwort and smooth newts.
Culture
The tower of the Église Saint-Nicolas was built between 1517 and 1527, while the nave dates from the 16th century. The church also features carved furnishings and an 18th-century confessional.
The Tumulus dit Mont des Tombes is a Gallo-Roman archaeological site and has been classified as a historic monument since 29 May 1970.
Activities
The municipal walking routes Boucle des clochers and Boucle des censes offer different distances: Boucle des clochers is 7.8 kilometres long, while Boucle des censes is available in variants ranging from 5 to 10.6 kilometres. The municipality provides downloadable route descriptions for both walking routes.
Haras du Mélantois in Sainghin-en-Mélantois offers riding lessons for all levels. It also provides coaching in dressage and show jumping, as well as horse rides and treks.
Local
At Ferme des Frères Côtes in Sainghin-en-Mélantois, an experience including a farm tour, practical workshop and tasting of aperitif bites prepared with fruit and vegetables from the farm is scheduled for Saturday, 12 September.
