The Ancien couvent des Croisiers is a historic building dating from the 17th century at 25 rue de Tournai in Lannoy. The façades and roofs of the portal of the Ancien couvent des Croisiers have been partially protected as a historic monument since 20 January 1986.
Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Lannoy can include the town in their travel plans.
Culture
The former triptych in the choir of the Église Saint-Philippe consists of separate panels depicting the preaching of Saint Philip, the raising of the dragon’s victims from the dead by Saint Philip, and the Crucifixion.
The Tour Cornière is a surviving remnant of Lannoy’s fortifications in the town hall park. The Tour du Prévost is another surviving remnant of Lannoy’s fortifications; it is dated 1461 and is located in Parc Réquillart. The present-day town hall was built on the former Château du Prévôt, which was a fortified tower before the French Revolution.
The Château de Courcelette is a 17th-century guesthouse in Lannoy with a landscaped garden, a sunny terrace, and five guest rooms.
In the town
Parc du Prévôt is one of two public parks in the centre of the municipality of Lannoy. Parc des Croisiers is one of two public parks in the centre of Lannoy and has a play area for small children.
The Syndicat d’Initiative Intercommunal Lannoy – Toufflers is located in the town hall at 1 place Carnot.
The intermunicipal market of Lannoy and Lys-lez-Lannoy opened on Friday, 15 September 2017, and welcomes around twenty traders and producers. The offerings include cheese and cold meats, products from roasteries and fisheries, Creole and regional products, as well as butcher’s and fresh produce stalls.
Lannoy’s public events programme includes the Fête des 2 villes, flea markets, cultural salons, concerts, and performances.
Further places to explore: Esquelbecq, Templeuve, Artres, Louvignies-Quesnoy, Merville, Villers-au-Tertre, Leffrinckoucke, Wambrechies
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