Longvilliers: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Church of Saint Nicholas was presumably rebuilt between 1473 and 1518 using hewn chalk stone. By decree of 5 August 1932, it was classified as a historic monument. Its southern side chapel contains a statue of Saint Fiacre. The statue dates from the 17th century and was listed as a protected object in 1973. The church also houses an epigraphic museum that bears witness to the history of Longvilliers.

The former abbey of Longvilliers was founded shortly before 1130 as an abbey dependent on Savigny.

A heritage sign in Longvilliers bears the inscription “Abbaye”.

The ruins of Longvillers Castle are located on a small promontory on the right bank of the Dordonne. Under the French Environmental Code, the site of the castle ruins has been classified since 30 April 1919 under the designation “ruines du château de Longvillers”.

Renting a holiday apartment in Longvilliers is one possible consideration when planning a trip to this destination.

Landscape

The Dordonne crosses Longvilliers and flows into the Canche at Bréxent-Énocq.

Trails

Longvilliers offers walks and hikes on foot, as well as mountain biking excursions. The “Sur les chemins du patrimoine de Longvilliers” route helps visitors better understand the history of Longvilliers.

Orientation

For the higher-level travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.

More destinations

More places in the same destination:

Cucq, Serques, Bainghen, Wimille, Éperlecques, Ambleteuse, Estrée-Cauchy, Wirwignes.