Culture and History
The remains of the church of the Ancien prieuré Saint-Christophe in Fleurines were classified as a historic monument by decree of 8 March 1923. The Ancien prieuré Saint-Christophe is partially classified as a historic monument. Saint-Christophe served both as a hunting meeting place and as a religious institution; Philippe IV le Bel, Charles IV and Philippe VI frequently stayed there during the first half of the 14th century.
The traditional calendar of events includes the « bouquet provincial », a traditional archery competition and occasion for a major celebration. Archers regularly compete against one another, usually in May or June. The area around Fleurines is also home to the Château de Chantilly, a palace, the Musée vivant du Cheval, a museum, the Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Victoire, a historic site, and the Château de Nointel [Oise], also a historic site.
Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Fleurines can include the town in their personal travel plans.
Circular Trail and Adventure Park
The La Vallée des Peaux Rouges adventure park in Fleurines has seven high-rope courses with more than 96 stations set up in the trees. The “Fleurines, au cœur de la forêt” circular trail is a 5.1-kilometre hiking route with a duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes. It starts at the Parking de l'Église, 16 rue du Général de Gaulle, in Fleurines.
Landscape and Surroundings
Mont Pagnotte is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Fleurines. Mont Cornon is a hill in the area around Fleurines. Further afield in the region around Fleurines are Mont du Tremble and Mont Ganelon, both hills.
