Clermont-les-Fermes is home to the fortified Église Saint-Blaise, which belongs to the network of fortified churches in Thiérache. Its defensive features were added in the 16th century. The church is free to visit and visible from the outside; the building is closed. The keys can be requested by telephone from a local contact. The fortified Église Saint-Blaise is intended for occasional visits or visits by appointment.
For some travellers, planning a trip includes finding or renting a holiday apartment in Clermont-les-Fermes.
Culture
The Château de Clermont-les-Fermes is privately owned.
Village centre
The Cour des Fermes now serves as the village’s central square. In the past, the Cour des Fermes was enclosed and not visible from the road. The former livestock watering trough is still visible in the middle of the square.
Walking tour and sightseeing
There is a village walking tour in the north of Clermont-les-Fermes. The northern village walking tour follows a defined route.
Historical surroundings
The Abbaye de la Val-Roi, a historical site, is located in the vicinity of Clermont-les-Fermes. The wider region around Clermont-les-Fermes is also home to the Abbaye du Sauvoir, a historical site, the ruins of the Abbaye de Bonnefontaine, and the Abbaye Saint-Jean de Laon, also a historical site. Côte 108, a hill, is located there as well.
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