The Château de Pont-de-Briques was built around 1640 for Louise d’Audegau. The parish church of Sainte-Thérèse in Pont de Briques was built in 1892 on the initiative of Abbé Arnoult. The Château de Saint-Etienne dates from the first half of the 19th century; sandstone, ashlar and, in some parts, plaster are mentioned for the building.
In the immediate vicinity of Pont-de-Briques are the Château des Deux-Lions, the Château de Masurettes and Fort d'Alprech. The Fort du Mont de Couppe is also located in the vicinity of Pont-de-Briques. The Château de Pont-de-Briques is classified as a historic monument and has been restored. It can be visited by prior special arrangement.
Nature
In the immediate vicinity of Pont-de-Briques is Plage d'Écault beach, as well as Plage du Portel beach. The Plage d'Equihen beach and Plage des Bains beach are also located in the vicinity of Pont-de-Briques.
Getting Around
The La Boucle de St Léonard route is not signposted locally and should be followed using the Cirkwi app. It passes through the Zone Naturelle de Convivialité, a natural area in the town centre. The route is 6.5 km long and allows for a detour to the Château de Pont de Briques before returning to the starting point.
Those who choose Pont de Briques for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
