Villers-Saint-Paul: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Culture
The historic sites of Villers-Saint-Paul include the Église Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul. Its nave and side aisles date from around 1130 to 1135; the choir termination and transept are Gothic structures dating from around 1225. The Château de la Maison de Villers is also closely connected with the town’s history: it was a central place in the lives of the inhabitants of Villers-Saint-Paul for six centuries.
At the Bibliothèque Colette, books, comics, magazines, encyclopaedias and the library catalogue can be consulted free of charge on site. The Bibliothèque Colette also regularly hosts exhibitions.
Anyone planning Villers-Saint-Paul as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
Parc de la Brèche is a wooded park through which the river of the same name flows. It also has two ponds with diverse flora and fauna. The park is accessible to visitors with pushchairs or wheelchairs.
Activities
At Parc de la Brèche, the miniature railway has two separate circular tracks. Days on which miniature steam trains run are held there regularly; these events are free and open to everyone.
The orienteering courses comprise around three routes around the park’s ponds. They begin at the rotunda at the park entrance and offer a free, fun and sporting activity. There are also playgrounds for children. Fishing is permitted all year round in the pond or river of Parc de la Brèche.
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