Saint-Venant: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and history

The cemetery of Saint-Venant contains the graves of Indian, English and French soldiers who fell in the First World War. A powder magazine was built in Saint-Venant in 1669. The tomb of Venant was the destination of significant pilgrimages.

The Parc et les jardins de La Peylouse park and gardens are located on the site of the main bastion of the Saint-Venant citadel. La Poudrière is known for hosting artists, installations and exhibitions. The Abbaye Saint Benoît de Ham-en-Artois monastery is located in the vicinity of Saint-Venant, as is the historic site of Abbaye Notre-Dame de Beaupré.

The ancient site of Site archéologique de Thérouanne is located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Venant. Also located in the wider regional area are the historic site of Abbaye de Woestine and the Mont des Récollets hill.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Venant can plan their trip around Saint-Venant.

Paths and water

The Merville/Saint-Venant circular trail is 16 km long and takes 4 hours. The Chemin de ceinture allows visitors to walk along the traces of Saint-Venant’s former fortifications.

Les Deux Ecluses is an 11.6 km hiking trail in Saint-Venant. The Les Deux Ecluses hike allows visitors to discover the navigable Lys and its locks. The second stage of the GRP Tour de la Lys runs for 16 km from Saint-Venant to Mametz.

Water sports activities are available on the Lys at the river stop in Saint-Venant.

Landscape

The Mont des Cats hill is located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Venant. The Rode Berg hill is also located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Venant. The Parc du chàteau park is likewise located in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Venant.

Further destinations: Estréelles, Souastre, Coupelle-Vieille, Bainghen, Tigny-Noyelle, La Couture, Dennebroeucq, Tilloy-lès-Mofflaines

To the overarching travel overview: Pas-De-Calais.