Landrecies: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Landrecies connects the Canal de la Sambre à l'Oise with distinctive paths, museums and historic sites. The Canal de la Sambre à l'Oise runs through Landrecies. The Halte nautique de Landrecies has 48 metres of floating pontoons.
Paths and Water
The Sentier des Étoquies is a 9.5-kilometre circular route. The GR 655 pilgrimage route runs through Landrecies. The Parcours des Clous leads through Landrecies to characteristic places and listed buildings in the town and begins at the town hall. Along various hiking trails in Landrecies, visitors can discover oratories, niches and chapels.
Between the canal, hiking trails and museums, you may want to rent a holiday apartment in Landrecies.
Culture and History
The Salle Dupleix displays Indian furniture that belonged to Joseph François Dupleix. The Centre d'interprétation du patrimoine is located in the former grain hall and houses a permanent exhibition on the history of Landrecies.
The Salle Jules Gosselet et Paul Boussemart displays stones and fossils from Paul Boussemart's collection. The Salle Ernest Amas presents drawings and artworks by the artist Ernest Amas, who was born in Landrecies.
The historic Foire de la Saint-Luc remains a popular tradition in Landrecies to this day, featuring a competition for the most unusual and largest carrot, a livestock market, a trade fair and sales exhibitions.
The historic site of Abbaye d'Hautmont is located in the wider region around Landrecies. The Fort d'Haumont is also located in the wider region around Landrecies. This wider region also includes the historic site of Abbaye de Montreuil les Dames and the historic site of Abbaye de Bohéries.
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