Neuville-En-Ferrain: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Saint-Quirin Church was inaugurated in 1873 and built by the architect Charles Maillard. It preserves the tower of the former church as well as a clock brought from Halluin to Neuville in 1709; its stained-glass windows are among its most important features.

The Sainte-Thérèse Chapel and the adjoining presbytery in the Risquons-Tout/Berquier district were built in 1928. The presbytery at 20 contour de l’église was built in 1702 and is one of the oldest buildings in the town. The buildings of the Ferme du Vert-Bois date from the 19th century, while their origins go back to the Middle Ages.

The bunkers in Neuville-en-Ferrain date from the Second World War and were built as defensive structures along the border. The Calvaire du Christ-Roi dates from 1897 and served as a stopping point for the Corpus Christi procession.

Those considering Neuville-en-Ferrain as a travel destination may want to find a holiday apartment there.

Nature

Parc des Caudreleux is managed as a green space with nature-friendly maintenance practices that support biodiversity and provide habitats for numerous species. The park comprises various habitats that promote greater diversity among animal and plant species.

The Sentier des Deux Nations runs along the customs borders at Dronckaert and Risquons-Tout. Neuville-en-Ferrain also has an intermunicipal cycling network created by the European Metropolis of Lille to promote cycling and increase the safety of cyclists.

Events

The Caravan’Square Festival is Neuville-en-Ferrain’s summer festival and offers cultural and musical events for the whole family. The Festival de la Biographie takes place every year on the last weekend of September and gives the public the opportunity to meet and talk with authors at discussion forums and book signings.

Other places: Larouillies, Grand-Fort-Philippe, Taisnières-en-Thiérache, Mouvaux, Sin-Le-Noble, Cassel, Jolimetz, Cambrai

To the overview of the higher-level destination: Nord.