Culture
The Ancienne chartreuse des Dames in Gosnay is partly listed as a historic monument. The Chartreuse du Val Saint-Esprit was built in 1320 and consecrated in 1324.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for their stay in Gosnay can include this accommodation preference in their travel plans.
The Unité d’Art Sacré in the Church of Saint-Léger in Gosnay presents sacred art in historical and contemporary dimensions. The Unité d’Art Sacré in the Church of Saint-Léger in Gosnay hosts a monthly programme of free concerts, mainly featuring sacred music. The church in Gosnay was rebuilt in 1745; its bell tower dates from 1519.
The historic water mill “Le nid du moulin” in Gosnay still has its water wheel.
Nature
The French gardens of the Chartreuse du Val Saint-Esprit in Gosnay cover more than 15,000 m² and include twelve large geometrically laid-out parterres. They also contain more than 26,000 plants, including 24,000 “Suffruticosa” boxwood plants.
The route of the Espace VTT-FFC des collines de l’Artois, designated as an FFC route, leads to the Chartreuse des Dames in Gosnay.
Cuisine
Vegetables, fruit and herbs are grown in the French kitchen gardens of the Chartreuse and served in the estate’s various restaurants. The Chartreuse du Val Saint-Esprit is a luxury hotel in a six-hectare park and has three restaurants: Le Robert II as a gourmet restaurant, La Distillerie serving traditional cuisine, and Le Vasco offering more innovative cuisine.
A 1.5-hour tour of the Chartreuse du Val Saint-Esprit and its French gardens includes a snack break.
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