Noailles: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature

In the heart of Noailles lies the Bois du Larris, a wooded natural area. It has three hiking trails: the 0.8 km-long Sentier des Pics Verts, marked in green; the 2 km-long Sentier des Écureuils, marked in blue; and the 2.7 km-long Sentier des Chevreuils, marked in red. Each trail is equipped with information boards explaining the forest's wildlife and plant life.

Renting a holiday apartment in Noailles is part of the individual planning process for travellers interested in the trails in the Bois du Larris and the history of the town.

History

At the north-eastern edge of Noailles, in the Longvillers district on the slopes of the Bois du Larris, stands the Church of Saint-Lucien. Its north nave wall retains masonry in a herringbone pattern (opus spicatum), a construction method associated with churches in the Beauvaisis dating from the 11th century. In the 16th century, a large chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary was added on the south side of the choir, which was given new vaults at the same time.

The Relais de Blainville was built around 1753 along the new road between Calais and Paris. In 1838, the relay in Noailles was referred to as the “Relais de Blainville”. The historic architectural ensemble of Blainville has preserved its authentic character.

Boncourt is a historic district of Noailles that has preserved its identity. The Brosserie Thomas is also part of the town's history: it was founded in 1843 and established in a building constructed in 1818. Throughout the second half of the 19th century, Thomas Frères was one of Noailles' most important companies and specialised in the manufacture of toothbrushes.

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More destinations

More places in the same destination:

Saint-Germer-De-Fly, Compiègne, Pont-Sainte-Maxence, Venette, Lagny-Le-Sec, Bury, Cuvergnon, Ermenonville.